Leaks inside walls
Plaster and paint show the damage well before any water drips. Point out where the marks are, and how far they have spread.
Leak Detection and Slab Leak Repair in San Francisco
Hidden leaks give themselves away slowly, through a stain that spreads, a floor that feels warm, a hiss behind a wall or a meter that turns when every tap is shut. Phone in with whatever you have noticed.
Finding where water escapes and mending the line is for the plumber you hire, and the homepage lists the remaining plumbing work.
Where hidden leaks turn up
Leaks under a slab
A supply line buried beneath a concrete floor can seep into the ground below. The plumber you hire explains what the job involves.
Rerouting a failed line
A failed supply line is a job to talk through. The plumber you hire explains your options.
Water lines outside the house
Between the street and the building, a buried line can leak without anything showing indoors. Wet ground, a soggy patch or a sudden jump in your water bill are the signs.
Signs worth a call
A water bill that climbs for no reason, running water you hear at night, a musty smell or a stain that keeps growing are each reason enough. Describe what you notice and the plumber you hire follows it up.
Frequently asked questions
Can a leak be found without opening the wall?
Not quite. The plumber you hire works out where the water is escaping. Describe the signs and you will hear what the job involves.
Does a slab leak always mean a new line?
No. What your leak needs is something the plumber you hire can tell you.
Once a leak is found, the repiping page covers replacing the line, and a pipe that has already let go belongs to emergency plumbing. See the homepage for the rest.
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