
Slab leaks happen when water lines running under your home’s concrete foundation crack, corrode, or burst, allowing water to escape beneath the slab and damage your floors, walls, and structure. Common signs of a slab leak include warm spots on the floor, unexplained high water bills, low water pressure, damp or buckling flooring, or the sound of running water when no fixtures are on. Professional slab leak detection and repair uses specialized equipment to pinpoint hidden leaks, minimize demolition, and protect your home from mold, foundation issues, and costly structural repairs. If you suspect a slab leak, contact a licensed plumbing company for fast slab leak detection and slab leak repair so the problem is fixed before the damage spreads.
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A complete reroute replaces the leaking underground line by running new water pipes through walls, ceilings, or attic spaces instead of under the slab. This option is often recommended when pipes are old, corroded, or have multiple leaks, helping prevent future slab leaks and reducing disruption to your foundation.
*A full plumbing reroute is not always an option. Homes with two-story layouts, limited wall access, or no usable attic space may not be good candidates for running new lines above the slab, so conditions must be evaluated before this repair method is recommended
Spot repair for a slab leak involves tunneling under the foundation or removing a section of concrete to access the damaged pipe and replace only the leaking area. This option is best when the leak is in a single, accessible location and the rest of the plumbing line is still in good shape. It lets homeowners fix the problem with minimal disruption to the home while protecting the structure from ongoing water damage.
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