Common Plumbing Problems

A slab leak occurs when water pipes running beneath your concrete foundation develop holes, cracks, or breaks. These hidden leaks can cause serious structural damage, foundation issues, and mold growth if not detected and repaired quickly.

A burst pipe can release hundreds of gallons of water per hour into your home, causing devastating damage in minutes. Quick detection and response are critical to minimizing water damage and repair costs.

Water heater leaks range from minor drips to catastrophic tank failures. Whether you have a traditional tank or tankless system, detecting leaks early prevents water damage, energy waste, and unexpected cold showers.

A leaking pool can waste thousands of gallons of water monthly, damage your deck and landscaping, and undermine your pool's structure. Professional leak detection pinpoints problems in the shell, plumbing, or equipment so repairs are targeted and effective.

Underground water leaks can go undetected for months, wasting water, increasing bills, and causing soil erosion and foundation damage. Our advanced detection technology locates buried pipe leaks without digging up your yard.

Shower pan leaks are among the most common sources of hidden water damage in homes. Water escapes through failed waterproofing beneath the tile, soaking into subfloors and walls where it causes rot and mold growth.

Toilet leaks range from obvious running water to hidden wax ring failures that silently damage your subfloor. Both types waste water and can cause significant damage if not addressed promptly.

Tree roots are attracted to the moisture and nutrients in sewer lines. They can enter through tiny cracks and joints, eventually blocking the entire pipe. Camera inspection locates root intrusion so it can be addressed before causing backups.

A collapsed sewer pipe is a serious problem that causes complete drainage failure. Whether from age, ground movement, or root damage, camera inspection locates the collapse precisely so repairs can be targeted and effective.

When your sewer line backs up, camera inspection shows exactly what's causing the blockage. Whether it's grease buildup, debris, root intrusion, or structural damage, seeing the problem leads to the right solution.