Leaks in walls and ceilings
Water behind drywall shows as stains, soft paint or a musty smell. The plumber you hire finds the leaking pipe or joint and repairs it, and you arrange the drywall repair separately.
Some leaks never leave a puddle. A stained ceiling, a meter that turns with every tap off or the hiss of water in a quiet house is reason enough to call. Tell us what you noticed and the plumber you hire finds the source and repairs it.
Leaks inside walls, above ceilings, under floors and slabs, and along the line from the meter to the house all get taken on the call. Repairs that follow are covered on the pages linked below.
Water behind drywall shows as stains, soft paint or a musty smell. The plumber you hire finds the leaking pipe or joint and repairs it, and you arrange the drywall repair separately.
Pipes run through or under concrete slabs, and one that leaks there cannot be seen. Once the leak is found, the plumber you hire either repairs the pipe in place or routes a new line around the slab.
When a pipe has failed, the plumber you hire can talk through whether to repair it where it lies or run a new line another way.
Soggy ground in the yard, or weaker pressure at the faucets, may mean the line carrying water to the house is leaking. The plumber you hire pinpoints the leak and repairs that line.
A water bill that climbs without any change in use, walls or floors that look damp or stained, a floor that feels warm and a meter that moves with everything off are all reasons to pick up the phone.
Tell us where the water showed up, when you first spotted it and what has been done in the house lately. That gives the plumber you hire a head start on the search.

The water heater page, the repiping page and the homepage cover the follow-up.
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