Leak Detection Services
Every service below is a different kind of investigation. The symptoms, the equipment and the order of testing change depending on where the water is going.
Core services
Leak Detection by Type
Hidden Leak Detection
For water loss with no visible source: tracing concealed leaks behind finishes and under floors.
Learn moreSlab Leak Detection
Locating leaks in supply lines under concrete foundations — the most common hidden-leak scenario in Tampa homes.
Learn moreUnderground Leak Detection
Buried service lines, irrigation piping and yard leaks that never surface obviously.
Learn morePlumbing Leak Detection
System-wide investigation across supply lines, fixtures, drains and appliances.
Learn morePool Leak Detection
Separating evaporation from genuine water loss, then locating it in the shell, plumbing or equipment.
Learn moreWater Line Leak Detection
Service line and main line leaks between the meter and the building.
Learn morePipe Leak Detection
Locating failures by pipe material and failure pattern, from copper pinholes to fitting seepage.
Learn moreBathroom Leak Detection
Showers, tubs, toilets and vanities — the highest-density plumbing in the house.
Learn moreCeiling Leak Detection
Stains, sagging drywall and second-floor leaks tracked back to their actual source.
Learn moreWall Leak Detection
Damp drywall, bubbling paint and baseboard staining traced inside the cavity.
Learn moreFoundation Leak Detection
Distinguishing under-slab plumbing leaks from exterior water and drainage intrusion.
Learn moreCommercial Leak Detection
Offices, retail, restaurants, warehouses and multi-tenant properties.
Learn moreEmergency Leak Detection
Active water loss: what to shut off first, and what detection can determine afterward.
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Methods
Detection Methods & Technology
What each method senses, when it is useful, and where it falls short.
Electronic Leak Detection
Amplified listening and electronic locating instruments used to sense leaks through material.
Learn moreAcoustic Leak Detection
Listening for the turbulence a pressurized leak creates, then walking the sound to its peak.
Learn moreThermal Imaging Leak Detection
Reading surface temperature patterns to reveal where moisture sits behind a finish.
Learn moreInfrared Leak Detection
Fast, wide-area scanning that shows where to investigate closely.
Learn morePressure Testing
Isolation testing that proves which line is losing water before location work begins.
Learn moreNon-Invasive Leak Detection
Locating the leak from the surface first, so any access made is small and purposeful.
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Cost
What Detection Costs Depend On
Leak Detection Cost
The factors that drive detection pricing, and why a number over the phone is a guess.
Learn moreSlab Leak Detection Cost
Why one slab investigation is straightforward and another takes hours.
Learn morePool Leak Detection Cost
Shell, plumbing or equipment — each changes how much testing is involved.
Learn moreUnderground Leak Detection Cost
How run length, routing, hardscape and soil conditions drive the work.
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Resources
Symptom Guides
Signs of a Hidden Water Leak
The early signals worth acting on, ranked by how reliably they indicate a real leak.
Learn moreHigh Water Bill, No Visible Leak
How to work backwards from an unexplained bill increase to the system responsible.
Learn moreWater Meter Running With Water Off
The clearest evidence of a leak there is — and how to narrow it in two steps.
Learn moreWet Spot in the Yard
Soggy lawn during dry weather: irrigation, service line, drainage or something else.
Learn moreWater Leak in a Wall
Reading the evidence on a wall and confirming the source before cutting into it.
Learn moreWater Leak in a Ceiling
Plumbing, condensate or roof? Timing usually answers it before any equipment does.
Learn moreMusty Smell With No Visible Water
Why odor often precedes visible damage, and how the moisture behind it is found.
Learn moreLow Water Pressure and Leaks
When pressure loss means a leak, and when it means something else entirely.
Learn moreWater Damage With No Visible Source
A framework for narrowing unexplained water down to one of four categories.
Learn morePool Evaporation vs. a Leak
The bucket test, and what pump-on versus pump-off behavior tells you.
Learn moreLeak Detection vs. Leak Repair
Two different scopes of work — where one ends, where the other begins, and why order matters.
Learn moreWhat Happens After a Leak Is Found
From marked location to verified repair: the sequence, and who is responsible for each step.
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Not sure where the water is coming from?
Describe what you are seeing and we can explain how the investigation would be approached on your property.