Listening and pressure tests
The plumber listens along exposed pipes and pressure tests the lines to narrow down where water is escaping. That limits how much of a wall or floor has to be opened.
A rising water bill, a damp patch on a floor or the sound of running water when nothing is on can mean a hidden leak. Call us and we send a plumber to find it and fix it.
Leak work covers Lakewood homes and those in nearby towns.
The plumber listens along exposed pipes and pressure tests the lines to narrow down where water is escaping. That limits how much of a wall or floor has to be opened.
A leak in a pipe under a concrete slab may show as a warm spot or damp flooring. The plumber locates it, then either breaks into the slab to repair the pipe or reroutes the line.
Where a failed pipe sits out of easy reach, a replacement line can be routed overhead or inside a wall cavity, so nobody has to break open the slab or floor a second time.
A leak between the meter and the house shows up as a soggy patch in the yard or a drop in pressure. The plumber digs to the damaged section and replaces it.
A water bill that climbs without explanation, a meter dial still spinning with everything off, brown ceiling marks, damp odors or buckling floorboards each point to a hidden leak worth a phone call.
A leak in the sewer lateral is a different job from a leak in a supply line. In north Lakewood the City provides sewer service and owners maintain the whole lateral out to the main, while other parts of Lakewood have other providers. Tell us your address and we help work out whose pipe it is.

Also see repiping, an emergency call and the homepage.
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