This is your Martin County leak hub — DIY checks, bucket tests, and city-by-city guides for
Stuart, Jensen Beach, Palm City, Sewall’s Point and nearby neighborhoods along the river and coast.
We’re not a call center or franchise. PoolLeakFix helps you confirm it’s really a leak, understand what pros test,
and connect with licensed leak specialists who work in Martin County. If you hire someone through us, we may earn a
referral fee — you always choose who to work with.
Start with the city that matches your pool, or use any guide that’s close — the bucket test and pro process are the same
across the county.
Evaporation snapshot, DIY triage, and direct links to Stuart-area leak specialists when the bucket test says “it’s a leak.”
Great for riverfront and older plaster pools that lose water in wind and sun — plus what to watch for around the light and skimmers.
We’re building a Palm City–specific guide. Until then, you can still run the bucket test and request a callback from a Martin County leak pro.
Higher wind and salt exposure can push evaporation and wear fittings faster. City pages are on the way — you can still send your ZIP and symptoms now.
Even if your neighborhood isn’t listed yet, the process is the same: bucket test, compare to normal loss, then pressure-test and pinpoint with a pro if it’s really a leak.
You don’t have to guess. Use the same playbook local pros lean on:
Wind off the river or ocean, long sun exposure, and open decks can push evaporation a bit higher around Sewall’s Point,
Hutchinson Island South, and riverfront neighborhoods. That’s why the bucket test matters — it tells you if your pool is
losing water faster than the bucket under the same conditions.
Many Martin County leak specialists handle all common pool types, but some focus on certain structures. When you request a callback,
share what type of pool you have and any resurfacing history so they can confirm it’s a match before booking.
In many cases, yes — as long as the water level stays above the skimmer opening and you’re keeping chemistry in range.
But if the water is dropping fast, exposing lights or fittings, or pulling air into the pump, it’s safer to treat it
as urgent and talk to a pro.
PoolLeakFix doesn’t send techs ourselves — we connect you with independent, licensed leak specialists who already work Martin County.
If you choose to hire one, the work and warranty are strictly between you and that contractor. We may earn a referral fee if you book
through our forms.
For the smoothest call, have:
You can send all of this through the Need a Leak Pro form so the tech is ready before they even dial your number.
From here, you can go back up to the Florida pool leak guide or down into a city page
like Stuart or Jensen Beach.