Pressure and listening tests
Pressure tests and a listening device can narrow a leak to one run of pipe. That happens before any wall or floor is opened.
A leak you cannot see may be inside a wall, under a concrete slab or along a line in the yard. Leak detection finds the exact spot, and the repair follows once it is known.
Call us with what you have noticed, such as a damp patch, a warm floor or a water meter that keeps moving.
Pressure tests and a listening device can narrow a leak to one run of pipe. That happens before any wall or floor is opened.
Cutting a small opening over the leak is one way to reach a line beneath the slab, and rerouting the line overhead is the other. The plumber explains both before you choose.
A failed line does not have to be repaired where it lies. The plumber can leave it and run a new one through the walls or attic, which keeps the slab intact.
Damp ground or a wet patch above a buried water line can be the only sign of a leak between the meter and the house. The plumber traces the line and replaces the damaged stretch.
A water meter that keeps moving while every fixture is off, a damp patch on a wall or floor, a warm spot on a slab and the sound of running water in a quiet house are all reasons to call.
Once the spot is known, the plumber explains the repair and what has to be opened to reach it. You hear the plan on the phone and decide whether to go ahead.

Repiping covers a line too worn to patch. Tell us if water is running now, and see emergency plumbing. The homepage lists everything else.
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