Slab Leak Repair
What Is A Slab Leak?
A slab leak refers to a leak in the water pipes located beneath a building’s concrete foundation, or “slab.” These leaks can develop in both hot and cold water lines and are typically caused by factors such as pipe corrosion, soil movement, improper installation, or high water pressure.
Since slab leaks occur under the foundation, they are not immediately visible, making them challenging to detect without specialized knowledge or equipment.
Possible Evidence of a Slab Leak
Signs of a slab leak can include an unexplained increase in your water bill, the sound of running water when no fixtures are on, and wet spots on floors, carpets, or walls.
Other indicators are low water pressure, foundation or wall cracks, mold or mildew growth near the foundation, and warm spots on the floor if a hot water line is leaking.
True Peace of Mind
Repiping to fix a slab leak not only prevents further water damage and structural issues but also boosts your home’s value by updating essential infrastructure.
This upgrade can make your property more appealing to prospective buyers, especially those looking for a move-in-ready home with reliable plumbing.
Additionally, knowing your home is free of slab leaks provides peace of mind, reducing worries about future water damage, mold growth, or expensive repairs.
