Newer-pool faults are often small and feature-related, which is why a general shell check can miss them. We follow the water through each feature — edge, basin, return — and test each joint while the feature is in its normal state. The owner watches the dye result at the exact joint, so a builder’s warranty conversation, if one follows, starts from a proved fault rather than a vague complaint. Nothing is sealed on a guess, however new or old the pool.

Radiance pools are often newer pools with a view edge, where a steady level drop in a new pool deserves testing, not waiting. A catch basin that never holds, an edge that stays wet, or a skimmer that drops only when the edge runs all point to the edge or basin.

Our Radiance visit begins with a water loss test and an edge check, not with a full drain-down. We dye-test the edge joints and basin, listen electronically, and dye-test the skimmer, so a skimmer leak is not mistaken for a basin leak.

If you searched for pool leak detection near me in Radiance at Superstition Vistas, electronic leak detection in Apache Junction, or a water loss test for a newer vista pool, this test-first visit is designed for exactly that problem: name the edge or basin first, then seal only that joint.