Anybody have a recommendation for a pool repair guy/company? At this point, I'm looking to replace all of the plumbing for my in-ground pool, and all of it is under a concrete deck. I'm tired of fixing 1 leak and having another arise - I just wanna re-plumb the whole thing. Considering doing it myself, but would like to get some estimates.

Purselley Pools

Are you considering pulling up the deck? Or are you trying to save it?

Either way, I would be able to help you. We're out of Fort Worth but do work all over Tarrant County.

Northwest Swimming Pools
817-475-6814
kb at nw-pools dot com

First, I appreciate the responses - thank you!

My goal is to replace all of the plumbing so I can be confident it is sound. I am not at all confident in the current plumbing. I pressure tested it and observed that the suction plumbing leaked down slowly, but the return side lost all pressure in a matter of a few seconds.

Here's a diagram:


It's a lot of concrete, and i'd prefer to cut channels/trenches in it instead of ripping it all up and re-pouring.

Edited to add: the little red triangles are the return jets, blue circles are the skimmers and suction ports, and the small grey rectangle is the current pad for the pump and filter. The long thick black line is a sewer pipe from the house to the sewer main. The Pool is 15'x30', the width of the deck on the top side of the pool is 8', 10' on the right, 16' on the bottom, and 12' on the left. All measurements approximate.