Name: Structural dive to check for cracks - residential pool
Uploaded: 2023-07-25T07:21:36.735836+00:00
Duration: 161 s
Channel: ALD OSHA
Description: Pressurized all the plumbing, what's left is to do a structural dive to check for any cracks, for any leaks behind any lights.

Pressurized all the plumbing, what's left is to do a structural dive to check for any cracks, for any leaks behind any lights.

<p>Pressurized all the plumbing, what's left is to do a structural dive to check for any cracks, for any leaks behind any lights.</p>

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We plugged off all the jet lines and went back to the pool equipment to test pressure. We isolated and plugged and we're ready to induce air to see if our line holds pressure.

pressurized our pipes, realized that it isn't holding pressure which means there's a leak on the line. Now, it's up to us to go out and listen for it with our fine listening equipment.

We use dials and an underwater gear to be able to locate and fix leaks in the skimmer throats.

Pressurized the pipes, found a leak, talked to the homeowners about getting it fixed and we'll be out here in a couple of days to finish it off.