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Warm spots on the floor, cracks in concrete or a water bill that keeps climbing? A pipe under your slab may be leaking. We find it precisely and repair it with the least disruption possible.
Look for these clues around your floors and foundation.
Slab leaks happen when water lines beneath a concrete floor or basement slab crack, corrode or wear through. Because the leak is hidden, it can soak the soil under your foundation and damage flooring long before you notice.
We use electronic listening equipment and thermal imaging to pinpoint the leak, then walk you through the options: a direct spot repair through the slab, or rerouting the line through walls or ceilings to avoid breaking concrete altogether.
We recommend the repair that makes the most sense for your home.
Pinpointing the leak location under concrete with acoustic and thermal equipment.
Opening a small section of slab, repairing the pipe and restoring the concrete.
Running a new line through walls or ceilings to bypass the leaking pipe entirely.
Repairing leaks in hot water lines that cause warm floors and high energy bills.
When multiple leaks point to failing pipe, we explain repiping options.
Confirming the system is leak-free after every repair.
Meter and pressure tests confirm there is a leak below the slab.
Electronic tools pinpoint the exact spot under the concrete.
You compare spot repair and reroute options with upfront pricing.
We complete the fix and pressure test the entire system.
Smaller openings and less concrete work.
We explain spot repair and reroute honestly.
Fast repairs limit soil and foundation damage.
Every repair is pressure tested.
Still have a question about slab leak repair? Call and talk to a real person.
Common causes include corrosion of older copper or galvanized pipe, abrasion against concrete, poor installation, high water pressure and shifting soil.
It should be addressed quickly. Ongoing leaks waste water and can damage flooring and the soil supporting your foundation.
A spot repair works well for a single leak in otherwise healthy pipe. Rerouting is often better when pipes are old or the leak is in a hard-to-reach area. We explain both.
Many policies cover water damage and sometimes access costs, but not always the pipe repair itself. Check with your insurer. We can provide documentation.
Get it located and fixed before it damages your floors and foundation.
