Protect Your Foundation & Floors Slab Leak & Under-Slab Plumbing Repair.
A leak under your foundation doesn’t go away on its own — it quietly runs up your bill and can threaten your slab. Under-foundation work is one of the things we specialize in, and where it makes sense we tunnel to the pipe instead of jackhammering your floors.
A Slab Leak Hides
Until It Can’t.
Most slab leaks are invisible at first. These are the tells worth a phone call.
Watch for a spike in your water bill with no change in use, a warm spot on the floor (a hot-water line leak), the sound of running water when everything’s off, low water pressure, cracks in flooring or walls, or a mildew smell. On the expansive clay soil here, a steady under-slab leak can also shift the foundation itself — which is why catching it early matters so much.
The goal isn’t just to stop the leak — it’s to fix it without tearing your home apart. That’s where experience earns its keep: knowing when to access the line by tunneling under the foundation versus breaking through the slab inside.
Our Process
Find it precisely, fix it cleanly, protect the home. In that order.
Detect & Confirm
We confirm it’s actually a slab leak — not something simpler — using pressure testing and leak-detection equipment before anyone touches concrete.
Pinpoint The Spot
We locate the leak as precisely as possible so the repair is targeted. The less guessing, the less digging, the lower the cost to you.
Tunnel Or Access
Where it makes sense, we tunnel under the foundation to reach the line — keeping your flooring intact and the mess outside — and explain the options first.
Repair & Restore
We replace or repair the line, test it, backfill, and leave the site clean. Then we stand behind the work.
Slab Leak Questions,
Answered Honestly
What homeowners ask us before a slab leak job.
How do I know if I have a slab leak?
Common signs: a water bill that jumps with no change in use, a warm or damp spot on the floor, the sound of running water when nothing’s on, dropping water pressure, or new cracks in flooring or walls. If you’re seeing any of these, call — catching it early keeps it from becoming a foundation problem.
Will you have to jackhammer my floors?
Not necessarily. Where it makes sense, we tunnel under the foundation to reach the line from outside — which protects your flooring and keeps the mess out of your living space. Sometimes interior access is the better call; either way, we explain the options and the trade-offs before we start.
What does slab leak repair cost?
It depends on where the leak is, how it’s accessed, and how much line is involved — a pinpointed repair and a longer re-route are different jobs. We detect and locate first, then give you a free, honest estimate based on the actual situation rather than a number over the phone.
Is a slab leak covered by homeowners insurance?
It varies by policy — many cover the resulting damage and the cost to access the leak, but not always the pipe itself. We can’t speak for your insurer, but we’ll document the work clearly so you have what you need to file. Check your specific policy.
Catch It
Early.
Free estimates. Accurate detection. Floors protected wherever we can.
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