Not every leak is obvious. Some show up as a bill that jumped for no reason, a musty smell in a corner, or a stain on a ceiling below a bathroom. Leaks that are left alone rarely stay small. This guide covers how leaks are found, what causes them, and what a proper repair looks like.
Visual inspection first. Then targeted moisture checks with a meter. For pressurized systems, isolating a section of pipe and watching for pressure drop tells us whether the leak is on the supply side. Acoustic listening and thermal imaging help narrow down leaks inside walls or under slabs before any drywall is opened.
A specialist assesses the problem on site before any repair work is priced. Repair options and pricing are explained before approved work begins.
Only when the leak is inside them, and only as much as needed. We locate first, then open the smallest reasonable access.
Not always. Water chemistry, age, and pipe run can all cause localized corrosion. Repeated pinholes in different spots suggest broader replacement is worth costing out.
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