Aquafully Leak Detection

Twenty-three Google reviewers have rated Aquafully Leak Detection, and not one of them gave it less than five stars. The line that keeps coming back isn't about price or politeness — it's that the leak got found, and the yard survived. Aquafully works out of Chelsea and does one unglamorous thing pool owners are famously stuck finding anyone to do: work out where a swimming pool is losing water. Reviewers name Endir Nunes as the owner and describe him doing the work himself with an assistant. HomeAdvisor's profile puts the specialization as residential and commercial pool and spa leak detection along with pool restoration. The specifics are what carry it. One 2026 homeowner had been losing water for weeks with nobody able to explain why; a full pressure test found the exact leak with no digging. Another watched a leak traced under newly landscaped grass, the pvc pipe replaced, and the lawn put back so well you couldn't tell a hole had been made. A third had four holes patched in an above-ground pool inside an hour. In a 2023 review, a homeowner described being handed a headset wired to a microphone in the water so he could listen to his own pool leaking. Speed shows up nearly as often as accuracy. Reviewers in 2026 describe same-day callbacks, visits within a day of phoning, and in one case a reply within an hour of a message left. The work doesn't stop at detection, either — skimmers rebuilt with new lines run to the pump, a dead pool pump replaced, a chlorinator sorted on the same visit. Angi also lists pool cleaning and maintenance and pool opening and closing, and one customer says Endir now handles their pool's open and close each season. There is one clear counterweight, and it's the thing to raise before booking. An Angi customer writing in August 2025 says they paid $550, the leak was never fixed, the company twice promised to come back and didn't show, and then stopped answering messages. Nothing else among the reviews echoes it, and the months since have run uniformly positive — but it's specific enough to be worth asking outright what happens if the leak isn't found, or if the repair doesn't hold, and getting that answer in writing. Worth knowing too: the directories don't agree on how long this business has been at it. Angi's own listing credits three years of experience; the company's Thumbtack profile claims thirteen. If you're losing water and your pool company has shrugged, this is the specialist that call is for — a small owner-run outfit with real detection equipment and a strong recent run of finding what others missed. Pin down the price, the scope, and what happens on a leak they can't locate before the truck shows up.