Leak Detection Blog

Remote leak detection is changing how plumbers find leaks from a distance. See the system that’s making slab and water-line locating faster and more accurate.

Learn how to find a hidden water leak at home using a pressure gauge and your water meter, the same 15-minute test the pros use before they ever pick up a tool.

A slab leak hides under your foundation and quietly runs up your water bill and your damage. Here’s what slab leak detection is and why catching it early matters.

When a slab leak is deep under the foundation, tunneling can reach it without jackhammering your floors. Here’s how the tunneling repair works and when it’s the right call.

A shower pan test catches a leaking pan before the tile goes down, and saves an expensive tear-out later. Here’s how plumbers run the test the right way.

A gas leak under a house is serious and easy to miss. Here’s how the pros safely locate a buried gas leak and pinpoint it before it becomes a hazard

A flooded meter box makes finding a leak harder, but not impossible. Here’s how to work around the water and still pinpoint where the line is leaking.

Once you’ve found a slab leak, the repair options range from spot fixes to re-pipes. Here’s how plumbers choose the right repair to save the homeowner money.

Before you buy a home, a sewer water test tells you whether there’s a hidden slab leak. Here’s why every homebuyer should ask for one before they sign.

Buying a home in Texas? The hydrostatic test checks your drain system for slab leaks before you sign. Here’s what it actually proves, and what it doesn’t.

Water, sewer, and gas leaks each take different tools and know-how to find. Here’s how plumbers locate all three, buried deep under a house, without tearing up the slab to guess.

That test homebuyers run before closing isn’t a hydrostatic test, it’s a sewer water test. Here’s the difference, and why calling it the wrong thing can cost you.

A hot water leak under the slab can quietly drain money every month. See how we located this one and saved the homeowners from a much bigger bill.

Called out to a home with a massive slab leak, here’s the real-world process, from the sewer water test to pinpointing the leak and showing the homeowner the fix.

A second opinion and the right leak detection equipment turned a $40,000 re-pipe quote into a targeted fix. Here’s exactly how we saved this homeowner the money.

Can a slab leak really damage your foundation? Yes, and here’s how it happens, the warning signs to watch for, and what you can do to fix it before it spreads.

Hard water, bad installs, and shifting soil are among the top causes of slab leaks. Here are the five most common, and how to prevent them from eating your pipes.