A front yard fountain won't hold water—it only stays full with a running hose. The owner suspects water seeping into the ground and needs help identifying the leak location.
This diagnostic approach works for any fountain material (concrete, fiberglass, stone, metal). Once the leak zone is identified, appropriate repairs can be planned—whether sealing a crack, applying waterproof coating, or replacing a damaged component.
Finding fountain leaks challenges even professionals, but this water-level method reliably narrows the search area before committing to repairs.
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