Thermal imaging, acoustic listening, and tracer-gas testing pinpoint hidden leaks under your concrete slab — within inches. Upfront flat-rate pricing, same-day service, open 24/7.
From the first suspicious water bill to the final repair — one team, honest answers, no demolition guesswork.
Acoustic correlators, thermal imaging, and tracer gas find your leak within inches — no jackhammer exploration.
Spot repair, tunneling, or full reroute — we recommend the fix that fits your pipe's condition and your budget.
When copper keeps failing, we repipe or line it — ending the cycle of repeat slab leaks for good.
Meter tests and pressure analysis confirm whether the leak is supply-side, drain-side, or something else entirely.
Detailed reports, photos, and moisture readings that support your homeowners insurance claim.
Active leak eroding your foundation? We answer around the clock and dispatch fast.
Tell us the symptoms — high bill, warm floor, running-water sounds. We'll match you with a local specialist.
Acoustic, thermal, and tracer-gas equipment locates the leak within inches. You get photos and a clear report.
Spot repair, tunnel, reroute, or repipe — with honest pros, cons, and flat-rate pricing before any work starts.
Most jobs finish in 1–3 days with minimal disruption — and documentation for your insurance claim.
Most slab leak horror stories start the same way: a plumber with a jackhammer and a hunch. We start with instruments — and you see exactly what we see before anyone touches your floor.
Real detection and repair work — the equipment and methods behind every diagnosis.
Local pages with real neighborhood coverage, soil conditions, and pricing for 56 cities across 15 states.
Straight answers on costs, methods, insurance, and warning signs — written for homeowners, not plumbers.
Acoustic listening hears a slab leak; thermal imaging maps it. Neither works alone — how pros combine them (plus pressure testing) to pinpoi…
Yes — a slab leak can erode the soil under your foundation, causing settling, heaving and cracks. How it happens, how fast, the warning sign…
Can a slab leak cause mold? Yes — often hidden. Learn the EPA 24-48 hour growth window, health risks, warning signs, and the right fix order…
Copper pinhole leaks under your slab: what causes pitting corrosion, repair vs repipe costs, and how to decide. Real numbers for failing cop…
Does homeowners insurance cover slab leaks? Usually the water damage, not the pipe itself. What's covered, exclusions, claim tips, and denia…
Epoxy pipe lining vs repiping for slab leaks: real costs ($80-$250/ft vs $4.5k-$15k), lifespan, pros, cons, and limits. Which whole-system f…
Nine research hubs — signs, detection, causes, costs, repair, timelines, insurance, and the damage a leak leaves behind.
A slab leak is a water line leak beneath your home's concrete foundation. Pressurized supply lines or drain lines running under or through the slab can corrode, crack, or shift — leaking hundreds of gallons directly into the soil with no visible puddle.
Professional slab leak detection typically costs $150 to $600, depending on your area and the equipment needed. Acoustic listening, thermal imaging, and tracer-gas testing pinpoint the leak within inches, so repair crews open the smallest area possible.
Watch for a sudden spike in your water bill, warm spots on the floor, the sound of running water when fixtures are off, damp carpet or flooring, low water pressure, or cracks appearing in walls and flooring. Any one of these warrants a professional check.
Often, yes. Rerouting the line overhead or through walls, tunneling beneath the slab, and epoxy pipe lining can all resolve slab leaks with minimal or no concrete demolition. The right method depends on the leak's location and your pipe's condition.
It depends on your policy. Sudden, accidental water damage from a slab leak is often covered, while the pipe repair itself and long-term seepage usually are not. Document everything and call your insurer early.
Most slab leak repairs take one to three days: a few hours for detection, then one to two days for the repair itself. Tunneling jobs can run longer. Your pro should give you a written timeline before work starts.
It can become one fast. An active slab leak erodes soil under your foundation, invites mold within 24 to 48 hours, and wastes enormous amounts of water. If you hear running water or see a hot spot on the floor, call the same day.
We coordinate local slab leak specialists across the country. Browse our service-area pages for your city — each one covers local soil conditions, typical costs, and neighborhoods served — or just call and we'll connect you.
Every day a slab leak runs, it wastes hundreds of gallons and risks foundation damage and mold. Get a pinpoint diagnosis today.
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