Water Line Installation & Repair
Slab leaks, corroded mains and pinhole leaks found fast with dye and pressure testing — then repaired or repiped for good.
Signs You Have a Water Line Leak
Water lines fail quietly — under a slab, behind a wall, or beneath the yard — long before they become visible. Watch for these warning signs.
- Unexplained spike in your water bill
- Damp, warm or unusually soft spots in the yard or flooring
- Noticeably low water pressure throughout the house
- The sound of running water when every fixture is off
- Mold, mildew or warped flooring near slab areas
How We Locate the Leak
Guesswork means unnecessary digging. We confirm the exact leak location before opening any wall, slab or trench:
- Dye testing — colored dye traces the exact path of a leak so we dig in the right spot the first time.
- Pressure testing — isolates whether the leak is on the supply side of the system.
- Acoustic detection — listens for the sound of escaping water through slab or soil.
- Visual inspection — checks exposed piping, fittings and shutoff valves for early corrosion.
Repair or Full Repipe?
Once we know the location and pipe material, we recommend the least invasive fix that solves the problem for good — a spot repair for an isolated pinhole leak, or a full repipe with copper or PEX when the line is corroded galvanized or aging polybutylene throughout the home.
FAQ
Water Line Repair Questions, Answered
We use colored dye testing, acoustic listening devices and pressure testing to pinpoint slab and underground leaks without unnecessary digging.
A single, isolated leak in an otherwise sound line is usually a spot repair. Recurring leaks or aging galvanized/polybutylene pipe throughout the home often call for a full repipe with copper or PEX.
Yes. Every water line repair is pressure-tested to code and confirmed with a flow test before we consider the job complete.
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Leak detection, flat-rate pricing, no unnecessary digging.