Slab Leak Guides for Lawrenceville, GA

Pinpoint a hidden leak before any floor is opened.

Spot repair, reroute, lining or repipe — whichever fits your home.

Water pooling or flooring lifting? Call first, then shut off the main if safe.

Listen for the leak instead of guessing where to cut.

Find warm-floor hot-water leaks with a thermal scan.

A 10-minute meter check that confirms water loss — it does not pinpoint the leak.

One leak in otherwise healthy pipe, fixed with a small targeted cut.

Bypass the bad under-slab line with a new line through wall or attic.

A new pipe inside the old one, without breaking the slab, where it fits.

For repeat leaks or worn-out pipe, replace the system in PEX or copper.

A drain break under the slab — your water meter may not move at all.

Warm floor, higher water-heating bills, or a hot line losing pressure.

Bill jump or running-water sound with no warm floor — often a cold line.

Offices, restaurants, retail and HOAs — detection with less downtime.

Concrete and flooring put back after detection and repair.