A leak under your home's concrete slab can go unnoticed for months while quietly causing damage. Our Greenville team finds it fast with non-invasive equipment and repairs it with minimal disruption to your floors.
Slab leaks are often hidden, but these signs are worth acting on quickly.
A warm patch on an otherwise cool floor often means a hot water line is leaking beneath the slab.
A sudden jump in your water bill with no change in usage is one of the most common early signs.
Hearing water running when everything in the house is off suggests water is escaping somewhere beneath the floor.
Water eroding soil beneath the foundation can cause new cracks in tile, drywall, or the foundation itself.
We start with non-invasive detection β acoustic listening equipment and thermal imaging β to pinpoint the exact location of the leak without tearing up your entire floor. Once located, we discuss repair options, which may include rerouting the line above the slab or accessing the specific leak point directly.
Many Greenville homes built before the 1990s sit on a slab with copper lines running beneath it, and decades of contact with soil and concrete can lead to corrosion and pinhole leaks. Catching it early with proper detection keeps the repair β and the damage β as small as possible.
Cost depends on the repair method and the leak's location. We provide a written estimate after detection confirms the exact issue.
Not always. Depending on the situation, we can sometimes reroute the line above the slab instead of accessing the leak directly.
It's not always an emergency, but it should be addressed promptly to limit ongoing damage to your foundation and flooring.
Yes, prolonged moisture from an undetected slab leak can lead to mold growth, especially in carpeted or enclosed areas.
Call now for fast, non-invasive detection and honest repair options.
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