Your service visit
What to expect
Finding the leak requires patience and precision. If rerouting is chosen, you avoid the mess and dust of concrete breaking, though it may involve some drywall access. We will clearly explain the pros and cons of both approaches based on your home's layout.
Helpful answers
Common questions
Is it better to break the concrete or reroute the pipe?
In older homes with deteriorating copper under the slab, breaking the concrete to fix one leak often leads to another leak nearby a few months later. Rerouting the line overhead is usually the safer long-term solution.
How long does a slab leak repair take?
Detection and isolation take a few hours. A direct repair can often be finished the same day, while a complex overhead reroute may take two days.
Does homeowners insurance cover slab leaks?
Many policies cover the cost of accessing the pipe (breaking the floor) and the resulting water damage, but not the plumbing repair itself. Check your specific policy details.