Leak Detection & Repair in Coral Springs, FL
A sudden jump in the water bill is often the first sign of a slab leak. We find it with acoustic and pressure testing, then repair it or repipe in PEX or copper.
Leak Detection & Pipe Repair in Coral Springs
Non-invasive leak detection, slab leaks, rerouting and repiping in copper, PEX and CPVC.
- Acoustic and pressure leak detection
- Slab leak location and repair
- Rerouting lines through walls or attic to avoid the slab
- Pipe repair in copper, PEX and CPVC
- Whole-house and partial repiping
- High water bill investigation
Signs you need this
- Your water bill went up and your usage didn't
- The water meter moves with every fixture turned off
- A warm or damp spot on a tile or concrete floor
- The sound of running water when nothing is on
- Mold, musty smell or stained drywall near the floor
- Low water pressure throughout the house
Plumbing in Coral Springs
Coral Springs is a planned city, and most of its homes were built in the same few decades. That means many neighbors run into the same plumbing problems at about the same time.
How it works
Every repair is backed by our parts & labor guarantee, and you get the price before any work starts. Leak Detection & Pipe Repair in detail.
Call or text
Tell us what’s happening. For emergencies, we answer 24/7.
Free consultation & in-home estimate
We look at the problem in person and explain what we find.
Clear upfront price
You get the price before any work starts. No surprises.
Guaranteed repair
We do the work right, clean up and back it with our parts & labor guarantee.
What is a slab leak?
Most South Florida homes sit on a concrete slab with the water lines underneath. A slab leak is a break in one of those lines. Signs include a higher bill, warm spots on the floor and the sound of running water.
Do you have to break up my floor?
Not usually. We pinpoint the leak first, then either open one small spot to repair it or reroute the line through the wall or attic so the slab isn't touched.
Should I repair the leak or repipe?
One leak in otherwise good pipe is a repair. Repeated leaks, galvanized or polybutylene pipe, or low pressure everywhere point to a repipe. We'll show you the evidence and price both.
How do I know if I have polybutylene pipe?
Polybutylene is usually gray plastic pipe, and it was common in homes built from the late 1970s to the mid-1990s. If you're not sure, we can check during a free in-home estimate.
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