Some leaks suddenly happen and cause water damage in a short period of time — but the ones where you can’t find a leak are the most difficult. When you need fast response to a leak detection, we’re prepared to help you throughout Northern and Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley. With the latest leak detection technology, we can help you find the cause and origin of those leaks — all at the click of a button with our online booking. Onsite, our leak detection outfit simulates the cause and origin of those leaks. These tests include doing simple checks like running the water hose on a suspected area where a roof or window leaks — to using infrared technology to see through walls and track moisture.

Not all plumbers are leak detection companies! Our industry has evolved, and many plumbers will advertise they perform leak detection — but may use invasive practices to find the cause and origin of your leaks. Other companies may utilize the same equipment we do, but are not versed in documenting their findings which will require another step in the process for you. With the wrong company, another leak detection may need to be performed to ensure accuracy especially in the event your insurance is involved. The most misleading companies advertise they perform leak detection — and even go as far as to say they use our same equipment — but they use a third party to refer the work to. This practice puts you at the mercy of the availability of the third party. And after they’ve performed the leak detection, you now have to schedule your repairs back with the original company. Many traditional leak detection and plumbing companies do not work weekends, which extends the time it takes to restore your water or resolve your issue.

Our Sacramento, Santa Clarita, and Modesto offices operate 7 days a week and offer same or next-day slab leak repairs. Make sure you do your research when viewing other company websites, third party contractor sites and review sites and see if they are displaying photos of their actual work — and not a grouping of stock photos or tagged banner with their company name!