We Specialize in Locating a Variety of Different Water Leaks

A slab leak is a water leak that develops in the plumbing pipes beneath the concrete foundation of a building. These leaks typically occur in supply or drainage lines that are embedded in or run underneath the slab. Slab leaks often indicate a larger underlying issue. If you encounter one, it is likely that more may follow. These leaks are among the first warning signs of deteriorating pipes.

A main line leak is due to a break of a failure in the primary water supply line. These leaks can result from factors such as aging pipes, shifting soil,  root intrusion or high water pressure. Left unaddressed these water leaks can lead to significant water waste, high water bills and potential property damage.

Hidden drain leaks occur when a drain pipe has a defect, crack of disconnection that allows water to escape, but the issue is concealed within walls, floors, or ceilings. These water leaks can cause significant damage over time because they often go unnoticed until secondary issues, such as water stains, mold growth, or structural deterioration become apparent.

Sewer leaks occur when a sewer line develops a crack, break, or misalignment, allowing wastewater to escape into the surrounding environment. These water leaks can pose serious health, environmental, and structural risks if not promptly identified and addressed.

Sewer odor leaks occur when gases from sewer systems escape into a building or the surrounding environment due to defects or malfunctions in the plumbing or sewer infrastructure. These odors are caused by gases such as hydrogen sulfide, methane, and ammonia, which are natural byproducts of decomposing waste. Sewer odors are not only unpleasant but can also indicate potential health and safety hazards that require immediate attention.

An irrigation leak occurs when there is a failure or defect in an irrigation system, causing unintended water loss. These water leaks can happen in any part of the system, including pipes, valves, sprinklers, emitters, or fittings. While some leaks are visible and easily identified, others may be hidden underground, leading to potential damage to landscaping or property structures. 

A pool or spa leak is the unintended escape of water from a swimming pool, spa, or hot tub system, typically cause by damage, wear, or defects in the structure, plumbing, or equipment. These water leaks can result in significant water loss, increased utility costs, and potential structural damage if not identified and addressed.