Specialty Slab Leak Detection Services

One of the most common signs of a slab leak is a puddle on the floor. This puddle can grow larger over time as water bubbles up from underneath your slab. Look for puddles like bathrooms, kitchens, garages, closet floors, or laundry rooms. If you see a puddle, and it's not from an appliance, call us for slab leak detection.

A sudden spike in your water or heating bill could indicate a slab leak. A hot water leak under your slab can cause your water heater to run constantly, driving up your heating costs. If you notice unexplained increases in your bills, it’s time to check for a slab leak.

Water from a slab leak often accumulates under your flooring. Watch for warped wood floors or damp, dark areas on your carpet, in closets, or creeping up baseboards. These signs indicate water damage from below and require immediate attention.

If your floors are suddenly warm and you haven't installed heated flooring, you might have a hot-side slab leak. This leak heats your floors from below, which can be costly. Check for hot spots, especially if your pets seem to lie on certain spots on cool days.

A slab leak can reduce water pressure throughout your home. If you notice a sudden drop in water pressure and you're not using water elsewhere, a slab leak could be the culprit.

Water from a slab leak can lead to mold and mildew growth, causing musty odors. If areas of your house start to smell musty, and you notice other signs of a slab leak, it's crucial to address the issue immediately. Mold is harmful to both your health and your home.

A wet area where the foundation and the siding or brick meet is another sign of a slab leak. Look for damp spots around the exterior of your home where water might be escaping from beneath the slab.