Leaks
We can fix leaks of all kinds, big or small. Our experts have earned a reputation for identifying leaks quickly and efficiently to prevent damage to your property as well as save water and minimize waste.
Leaks can be caused by a number of things, the most common is too much pressure in the plumbing. We fix leaks using:
(1) drain cleaning
We can get rid of all those nasty clogs and build-up that is causing your drain to back up and cause water damage in your home. Once we have cleaned out your pipes and drains, they should be able to handle the normal amount of water coming through them now. If not, then it's time for some serious plumbing work.
(1) pipe repair
A process that allows us to determine the location of the leak and make the necessary repairs. This can be done in one of several ways, but we prefer using video inspection.
Video Inspection: The video camera is inserted into your plumbing system and will be able to show us exactly where the problem is located. With this information, we can determine how to best make the repair.
Camera Inspection: This method uses a camera that is threaded through your plumbing system and will give us a good idea of where the problem is located. It does not provide as much detail as video inspection, but it does allow us to see if there are any other issues with your plumbing system.
Hydro Testing: Hydro testing involves sending pressurized water through your pipes to see if there are any leaks or cracks in them. This is often used as an alternative to video inspection because it doesn't require that we cut into your walls or floors in order to complete the test
Slab Leak Repair
Slab leaks are a common type of plumbing problem that plumbers encounter on a regular basis. Slab leak occurs when the pipes located under the master bathroom or kitchen sink break or crack. This can lead to water leaking into your floors, walls and ceiling. If not fixed immediately, the slab leak can cause serious damage to your home’s foundation and structure.
There are many reasons why slab leaks occur. The most common reason is because of old age and wear and tear. If you have an older property with galvanized steel pipes, it’s likely that you will experience slab leaks sooner or later. Another reason for slab leaks is due to poor installation methods by plumbing contractors who don't use high quality materials for their installations.
If you notice signs of a slab leak such as wet spots on your flooring, discoloration in your ceiling tiles, mold growth in your bathroom, or if you hear water running inside your walls then it's time to contact a licensed plumber as soon as possible!
