We locate hidden water leaks under slabs, floors, walls and yards, so the repair stays as small as possible.
Tell us what you are seeing and we will call you back.
Water usually shows up on your bill or your floor long before you can see the pipe. These are the leaks we locate, on residential and commercial property across the Houston area.
Pinpoint pressurised water line leaks in walls, ceilings and under floors before the damage spreads.
Locate leaks beneath a concrete slab so only the section above the leak has to be opened.
Trace buried supply and irrigation line leaks across yards, driveways and parking areas.
Isolate which fixture, supply line or drain is losing water when the source is not obvious.
Damp patches, a musty smell and a rising bill with nothing visible. We find the source.
Leak location for offices, retail units, restaurants and multi-unit properties.
These are the things that actually matter when you think water is escaping somewhere you cannot see.
Acoustic correlation, thermal imaging, tracer gas and pressure testing, matched to the type of leak.
The point of detection is to open one small area instead of guessing across a whole slab or lawn.
A leak that keeps running costs more in water, more in damage, and more to put right.
You are told what was found, where it is and what the sensible next step is, in plain language.
Single family homes, rentals, HOA property, offices and retail units across the metro.
Houston clay soil moves with the seasons, which is why slab and yard leaks are so common here.
Houston is the centre of our service area. Because the metro spreads across so many separate cities, we also cover the surrounding communities, where shifting clay soil and older supply lines cause the same slab and irrigation leaks.
Not sure whether your address is inside the area? Call and ask.
Four steps from the first call to knowing exactly where the water is going.
Call or send the form with your address and what you have noticed.
Wet spots, a meter that keeps moving, a jump in the bill, low pressure, sounds in the wall.
We test the system and locate the leak without opening up more than is necessary.
You get the location, the likely cause and a clear recommendation on the repair.
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Straight answers to what Houston homeowners ask most before booking a leak detection visit.
The usual signs are a water bill that jumps without a change in use, the sound of running water when everything is switched off, warm or damp patches on the floor, a drop in pressure, a musty smell, or a water meter that keeps moving with every fixture closed.
We pressure test the system to confirm a leak exists, then narrow down the location using acoustic correlation, thermal imaging or tracer gas, depending on the pipe, its depth and the surface above it. The aim is a specific point, not a general area.
Locating the leak is non-invasive. The equipment listens for and images the leak through slab, tile, drywall or soil. Repairing it still means opening a small access point, but only at the confirmed location rather than across a whole room or yard.
A warm patch on a tile or concrete floor, unexplained damp or discoloured flooring, new cracks in the slab or walls, the sound of water under the floor, and a bill that climbs while your usage stays the same.
Most residential leak detection is completed in a single visit. Complex commercial systems, long buried lines and multi-unit properties can take longer. We will tell you what to expect once you describe the situation.
Yes. That covers single family homes, rentals and HOA property, as well as offices, retail units, restaurants and multi-unit buildings.
Houston and the surrounding metro, including Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, Cypress, Pearland, Spring, Humble, Pasadena and Missouri City. If you are just outside those, call and ask.
Shut off the fixture, or the main if water is actively escaping, photograph any damp areas, and avoid cutting into walls or slab to look for it yourself. Then call for leak detection so the location is confirmed before anything is opened up.
This service does one thing: locating water leaks on Houston property accurately, rather than replacing plumbing on a guess. Most people who get in touch are dealing with a bill that does not match their usage, a damp floor with no obvious cause, or a plumber who has confirmed there is a leak somewhere but not exactly where.
We work with homeowners, landlords, property managers and business owners across the Houston area. The goal is the same every time: confirm whether there is a leak, find exactly where it is, and give you enough information to make a sensible decision about the repair.
A leak that runs for another month costs more in water, more in damage and more to repair. Confirming the location is the cheap part.