Slab leaks are stressful, water under your foundation can cause serious damage if not addressed quickly. We specialize in finding these hidden leaks with electronic detection equipment (no exploratory digging) and repairing them using the least invasive, most cost-effective method for your situation. We've repaired hundreds of slab leaks in Phoenix homes and can help you navigate the insurance process.
What We Handle
Our Process
Detect
We use electronic listening equipment and pressure testing to pinpoint the exact leak location without exploratory digging.
Assess
We evaluate the best repair approach based on leak location, pipe condition, and your home's layout.
Repair
Using the least invasive method possible, spot repair, reroute, or lining, we fix the leak permanently.
Restore
We repair any concrete access points and test the system to ensure the leak is resolved.
Frequently Asked Questions
Phoenix's expansive clay soils shift with moisture changes, stressing pipes under foundations. Combined with hard water corroding pipes from inside, slab leaks are common here. Homes built before 1980 with copper pipes are especially vulnerable.
Options include: (1) Spot repair, cutting through the slab to fix the specific leak, (2) Rerouting, abandoning the damaged pipe and running new pipes through walls or attic, (3) Epoxy lining, coating the inside of pipes without excavation, (4) Repiping, replacing all under-slab pipes. We recommend the best option for your situation.
Most homeowner policies cover the cost of repairing damage caused by the leak (drywall, flooring, etc.) and accessing the pipe, but not the plumbing repair itself. We provide detailed documentation to support your insurance claim.
Warning signs include: unexplained water bill increases, sound of running water when nothing is on, warm spots on floors, new cracks in walls or foundation, mold smells, and low water pressure. If your water meter moves when all fixtures are off, you likely have a leak.
Spot repairs typically take 1-2 days including concrete work. Reroutes take 1-2 days. Epoxy lining takes 2-3 days. Full repiping can take 3-5 days. We'll give you a timeline during the quote process.