A leak announces itself as a doubled water bill, a warm spot on the floor, a stain that keeps growing or the sound of water with every fixture off. We find it with acoustic listening equipment and pressure isolation, then fix it with the smallest opening the repair allows.
- Slab leak location, repair and reroute options
- Pinhole leaks in copper and failed CPVC fittings
- Wall, ceiling and under-sink leaks
- Main service line leaks between meter and house
- Pressure regulator and main shutoff replacement
- Moisture readings documented for your insurance file
How we find a leak without tearing up the house
Guessing with a saw is expensive. We isolate the leg of the system that is losing pressure, listen along the line with amplified acoustic gear, and confirm with a moisture meter before anything gets opened. On slab leaks you get two quotes: the direct repair and a reroute overhead through the attic, and we tell you which one we would choose in your house.
The Florida slab leak problem
Most homes here sit on a monolithic slab with soft copper looped underneath it. Decades of our mineral-heavy water moving through that copper wears pinholes from the inside, and the first sign is usually a hot water heater that never stops running or a floor that feels warm in one spot. Caught early it is a contained repair. Ignored, it undermines the slab. If your bill jumped and you cannot find water anywhere, call before the damage is structural.
Leak repair questions we hear most
Shut every fixture off and watch the meter at the curb. If the dial still turns, water is leaving the system somewhere. A warm floor patch, the sound of running water, or a hot water heater cycling constantly points under the slab specifically.
Policies commonly cover the damage the water caused and the access work, but not the failed pipe itself. We document with photos and moisture readings in the format adjusters expect, which makes that conversation far easier.
One pinhole in a forty-year-old copper loop rarely stays alone. We will give you the honest count: one failure gets a spot repair, a second in a different loop starts the repipe conversation.
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