Signs You Have a Slab Leak
- Warm spots on the floor (hot-line leaks — the most common)
- Water bill jumps with no change in usage
- Sound of running water when everything's off
- Damp carpet, buckled wood floors, or new cracks in flooring or walls
- Water meter spinning with all fixtures off — the quick self-test
Detection Without Destruction
We use electronic leak detection and line pressure testing to pinpoint the leak's location before anyone touches concrete — no exploratory jackhammering across your living room. You'll know exactly where it is and exactly what the repair costs before we start.
Repair Options, Explained Honestly
Depending on location and pipe condition: direct access repair (open the slab at the leak point), re-route (abandon the bad line and run new pipe overhead — often smarter in homes with aging copper), or repipe if the system is failing in multiple spots. We give you the options and the flat price for each; you choose.
Frequently asked
Does insurance cover slab leaks?
Access and repair of resulting damage is often covered; the pipe repair itself varies by policy. Our detection report supports your claim.
How urgent is it?
Running water under a foundation erodes soil and can shift the slab. Days matter, not weeks.