herlock HomesCan you find a leak without tearing up the house?
That is the goal. We locate the source first so any access is limited to the area that actually needs repair, instead of opening walls or floors to go looking.
Case 03
Leak Detection & Sewer Inspections
Every successful repair starts with the right diagnosis. From locating hidden water leaks to inspecting sewer lines with high-definition cameras, we identify the problem first so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
The Case
The answers are underground. We know where to look.
Some plumbing problems are easy to spot. The expensive ones usually aren't. Whether you're dealing with a hidden water leak or a recurring sewer problem, we use specialized equipment to find the source before recommending a repair. That means less guesswork, fewer surprises, and a clear plan built on what's actually happening—not assumptions.
What we handle
Finding the problem. Solving it right.
Whether you're dealing with a hidden leak, a damaged water line, or a sewer issue on your property, we begin by identifying the source of the problem. Once we know what's happening, we'll explain your options clearly and recommend only the work your home actually needs.
- Hidden & mystery leak detection
- Slab leak detection
- Underground water line leak detection
- Yard & landscape leak detection
- Interior leak investigations
- High water bill & unexplained leak investigations
The clues
Know the signs.
- An unexpected increase in your water bill
- Damp spots, warm floors, or recurring stains
- The sound of running water when everything is off
- Low water pressure or a water meter that won't stop moving
Questions
Common questions
How do I know if I have a slab leak?
Common clues are a warm spot on the floor, an unexplained jump in the water bill, or the sound of running water with no fixtures on. We can confirm it and pinpoint the location.
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