Leaks beneath a concrete slab can be hard to trace. Start with the signs you’ve noticed and ask about an inspection.
Signs that may point to a slab leak
- A warm or damp patch on a floor
- The sound of running water when fixtures are off
- A water bill increase without an obvious cause
- Water appearing near a foundation or floor edge
What happens during a detection visit
The approach depends on the plumbing layout and symptoms. A professional can inspect relevant lines and use suitable detection methods to narrow down the source. Ask what the inspection includes before work begins.
Detection and repair are separate decisions
Finding a possible leak does not decide the repair. Ask for the findings and available next steps in plain language before authorizing repair work.
What to share during your first call
Have your property address ready. Describe when the issue began, where you have noticed water or unusual conditions, any water meter changes and whether immediate damage is occurring. Ask about the diagnostic process, the assigned professional, and charges before authorizing work.
Concerned about slab leak detection?
Talk through the symptoms and confirm the next available option.