Listening and pressure tests
The work begins with listening along the pipes and pressure-testing each line one at a time. That shrinks the search area before anyone has to open a wall or lift a floor.
A higher water bill, a damp patch or a stain that comes back are signs that water is going where it should not. We find where the leak is, then repair the line.
Royal Oak homes and those in the nearby cities we serve get this work. Tell us the address and the signs you have noticed.
The work begins with listening along the pipes and pressure-testing each line one at a time. That shrinks the search area before anyone has to open a wall or lift a floor.
A line under a concrete floor can leak without any sign on the surface. Once the spot is found, we repair the pipe where it lies or run a new line around it.
When a pipe has failed in several places, rerouting it through a wall or the ceiling can spare the floor from being broken open.
The water line from the street to the house can leak too, and the fix may reach the yard and the sidewalk. We explain what the repair involves before you decide.
Water sounds when every tap is off, a damp or stained spot on a wall or ceiling, a musty smell in a basement room, or a meter that keeps moving with the house quiet. Any one of these is a reason to call.

Failed lines that need replacing are on the repiping page, and the other services are on our homepage.
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
Call (855) 321-3426