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Slab, wall & underground leaks
Hidden leaks quietly raise water bills, damage floors and weaken foundations. Professional locating equipment pinpoints where the water is escaping, under the slab, inside a wall or in the yard, so the repair opening is as small as possible.
Leak detection
Many leaks never show up as a puddle. These are the clues that usually point to one.
How it works
We start by confirming there is a leak and isolating it: is it on the hot or cold side, inside the house or on the service line from the meter? Pressure testing narrows the search to the affected line.
Then locating equipment pinpoints the leak itself. Depending on the situation that can mean acoustic listening to hear water escaping under concrete, pipe locating to trace the line's path, or moisture readings to map where water is spreading in walls and floors.
Once we know where it is, we explain the repair options: a spot repair through a small opening, rerouting the line, or repiping a failing section. Slab leaks in older Valley homes, for example, are often better solved with a reroute than by breaking the floor.
Our process
Clear steps, explained before anything happens, so you always know what comes next.
Meter checks and pressure testing confirm and isolate the leaking line.
Locating equipment finds the leak with minimal disruption.
Spot repair, reroute or repipe, explained with pros and cons.
The fix is made and the system is pressure tested again.
Good to know
These are the leak locations we find most often in Los Angeles homes and buildings.
Copper lines under concrete foundations, common in post-war Valley homes.
Supply lines and fittings behind showers, sinks and appliances.
The water line between the meter and the house, often galvanized or aging copper.
Toilets that run silently, dripping valves and failing supply hoses.
FAQ
Straight answers to what homeowners ask us most. Call if yours is not here.
Call 818-538-4958Common signs include warm spots on the floor, the sound of running water, cracks in flooring, and a water meter that moves when everything is off.
Not always. After pinpointing the leak, rerouting the line through walls or the attic can avoid breaking the slab. We will explain both options.
Yes. A running toilet or a small underground leak can waste a large amount of water without any visible sign.
It depends on your policy. Damage from sudden leaks is often treated differently from gradual leaks. Check with your insurer; our documentation can support a claim.
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