How to spot hidden leaks in a Las Vegas home, from slab leaks and silent toilet leaks to pressure problems, and what your repair options are once one is found. Learn about our leak detection and slab leak repair.
Once a slab leak is found, there are three ways to fix it: break the concrete and repair the pipe, reroute a new line through the walls or attic, or repipe the house. Here is how to tell which one your Las Vegas home needs.
· 5 min read
A leak in an occupied house is a bad afternoon. The same leak in a house nobody has entered for six weeks is a different category of problem. What to do before you go, and why the water heater matters most.
· 5 min read
Water pressure over 80 psi quietly wrecks supply lines, water heaters and faucets. How to test yours, and what a failing PRV looks like.
· 6 min read
Find your main shutoff today, while nothing is wrong. The difference between knowing where it is and not knowing is usually measured in thousands of dollars of damage.
· 4 min read
A silent leak in a toilet flapper can waste more water than everything else in the house combined. The test takes ten minutes and the part usually costs less than lunch.
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Where the pressure drops tells you what is wrong. One fixture is almost always a cheap fix you can do yourself. The whole house is a different conversation.
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A slab leak can wreck your foundation before you ever see a drop of water. Learn the five silent warning signs of an under-slab water leak, what repair really costs, and why early detection saves Las Vegas homeowners thousands.
· 8 min read
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