What we find
Leaks you can't see.
We find the leak. Once you have the report, the repair is your choice.
Slab leaks
Supply lines that run under a concrete slab foundation, common in Sugar Land homes. Signs: a warm floor, a high bill, running water you can hear with everything off.
Listening and thermal imaging
A mark on the floor and a spot on the plan
Wall and ceiling leaks
A stain on a ceiling or a damp wall, and nobody knows where the water starts. We trace it back to the pipe, or tell you it is not a pipe.
Thermal imaging and a moisture meter
Photos with a tape measure in frame
Yard and supply-line leaks
The line from the meter to the house, and sprinkler and pool lines. A soft spot in the lawn or a meter that moves with the house shut off.
Listening, plus a pressure check on the line
A marked drawing for your plumber
Drain and sewer leaks
Cracked or broken drain lines under the floor or yard, found with a pipe camera and a footage counter.
Clips and stills in the report
Not a drain-clearing service
The last step
A hole is the last step, not the first.
Chipping tile or breaking a slab on a guess costs you a floor and sometimes still misses. We mark the spot first, so whoever opens the floor opens one place, once.
A marked spot, measured from two walls
Photos of the mark, so it can be found again
Options that say what each repair leaves for you
Who asks for a report
One report, three readers.
Homeowners
You want to know where it is before anyone opens a floor, and what it will take to fix.
Insurance adjusters
The report lists the location, the method and the photos. Policies differ; we write what we found, not what is covered.
Property managers
One report per unit or per building, with a marked drawing your plumber can work from.
Not sure where it is?
Tell us what you saw. We will say which method fits.