Pool Leak Detection in Lehigh Acres, FL
- Accurate Leak Detection Certified
- Licensed & insured in Florida
- Bilingual (English / Español)
- Family-Operated, Owner-On-Site
Services We Provide

Pool Leak Detection
Black Algae & Calcium Removal
Home Sale Pool Inspection
Renovation Pool Inspection
Numbers That Tell Our Story
Years in Pool Leak Detection
Octavio Gonzalez
Counties Covered
Leak Detection Accuracy
Leaks Located
Reputation Built on Honest Reports.
OG Pool Protection serves Lehigh Acres, Florida with pool leak detection, pressure testing, dye tracing, and written reports for homeowners, property managers, and real estate clients.
When water loss shows up, the inspection helps pinpoint the source quickly so repairs can move forward with less guesswork and better documentation.
Why Lehigh Acres Pool Owners Need a Specialist
Lehigh Acres has grown quickly, and many of its homes and pools were built in the last two decades. Newer pools are not immune to leaks, because settling soil can stress the shell and plumbing during the first several years. The area’s sandy ground and seasonal rain also shift the soil around pools, which can loosen fittings and underground lines. Intense summer heat adds evaporation on top of any real water loss, making it hard to know what’s normal. Our process isolates each plumbing line under pressure, dye tests every shell penetration, and includes a full dive inspection, followed by a written, photographed report.
Our Services in Lehigh Acres
- Pool Leak Detection: pressure testing, dye work, and full underwater inspection
- Black Algae & Calcium Removal: targeted treatment that protects your pool’s finish
- Home Sale Pool Inspection: clear documentation for buyers, sellers, and agents before closing
- Renovation Pool Inspection: a full assessment of structure, plumbing, and tile before a remodel
Yes. Lehigh Acres is within our regular service area. We provide leak detection and inspections throughout Lee County and Southwest Florida.
We pressure test each plumbing line, dye test the shell and fittings, and do a full underwater inspection. You get a written report with photos showing what we found.
Southwest Florida heat causes real evaporation, especially in summer. Losing more than about a quarter inch a day, or having an autofill that runs constantly, is worth a professional test.
Yes. As a newer home settles, the ground around the pool can shift and stress fittings, returns, and underground lines. Age alone is not a reliable sign that a pool is leak free.
