Water Leak Detection in Arlington, TX

The most expensive leak is the one you don't know about. A pinhole leak behind a wall or under a slab can run for weeks before you notice — and by then you may be dealing with mold, a warped floor, foundation issues, and a water bill that doubles. In North Texas, where the vast majority of homes sit on concrete slab foundations, an undetected slab leak can quietly undermine the very ground your house rests on.

Our detection equipment locates leaks without demolition. We use acoustic sensors that amplify the sound of water escaping through pipe walls — audible to our gear even through a concrete slab or drywall. For slab leaks specifically, we use electromagnetic pipe locators to trace the exact path of supply lines under your foundation, then narrow the leak down to within a few inches. That precision means we only ever cut where we genuinely need to.

Slab leaks are one of the most common leak types we find across the metroplex. On homes built from the 1960s through the 1980s, copper supply lines were often run through or under the slab, and decades of contact with concrete and minerals cause pinhole leaks to develop. Caught early, we can frequently reroute the affected line overhead and abandon the section under the slab — avoiding the cost and mess of jackhammering through your floor.

Slab leaks (supply lines under a concrete foundation), wall leaks (pinhole leaks in concealed pipes), underground main line leaks (between the meter and the house), irrigation and hose-bib leaks, and toilet or fixture supply-line leaks. Each one calls for a different detection method — we use the right tool for the situation rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.