Most Las Vegas homes are built on concrete slabs, and the water lines run under or through that slab. When a pinhole opens in a copper line, the water disappears into the soil instead of dripping from a ceiling. The first signs are often a water bill that jumps, a warm spot on tile, the sound of running water when everything is off, or a meter that keeps spinning.
Our leak detection service finds the leak before anything is opened. We isolate hot and cold lines, pressure-test each branch and pinpoint the leak with acoustic listening equipment and thermal imaging. Then we lay out your options, from a spot repair through the slab to rerouting the line overhead or a whole-home repipe.
