Find Your County: Leak Detection Services Where You Live in North & Central Alabama

Our team is trained to detect leaks in areas like crawl spaces and basements. These spaces are often the first to show signs of trouble because they sit low on the property and naturally collect moisture. Water intrusion, staining, or a damp, musty feeling in the air can all signal that something isn’t right, but the source isn’t always obvious.

We use advanced tools to track water movement and pinpoint the exact location of the leak without unnecessary digging or tearing into walls and floors. This approach saves time, reduces mess, and gives clear answers immediately.

If you’ve noticed water pooling, unusual dampness, or discoloration in your crawl space or basement, our team can locate the issue and walk you through the best next steps. That way, you’ll know exactly what’s happening and won’t have to live with the stress of an unexplained water problem.

We can find leaks under concrete slabs and foundations. These leaks can be stressful for property owners because they’re hidden beneath solid flooring and often go unnoticed until water bills rise or damage begins to show. Signs might include warm spots on the floor, cracks in the slab, damp carpet, or the sound of water running when everything is turned off.

Our team uses non-invasive technology to detect slab leaks without unnecessary digging or breaking through concrete. By listening for subtle changes in water flow and using sonar-based equipment, we can precisely zero in on the leak. This method saves time and protects your property from unnecessary disruption.

Once we locate the problem, we’ll explain our findings clearly and guide you through the recommended next steps. This ensures you can address the issue promptly and avoid the higher costs that often result from delays.

A pool leak typically results in accelerated water loss, whereas normal evaporation occurs gradually. Recognizing the difference helps you address leaks early, prevent potential damage, and conserve water.

Signs of a pool leak include:

• Water level dropping more than ¼–½ inch per day (faster than typical evaporation)
• Constant need to add water to maintain the pool’s level
• Cracks in the pool deck, tile, or shell
• Air bubbles or dirt entering through the pool returns
• Difficulty maintaining chemical balance

Normal evaporation looks like:

• Slow, consistent water loss that matches weather conditions (heat, wind, humidity)
• No changes in water clarity, chemistry, or pool structure

To run a bucket test, fill your pool to its normal level and turn off any auto-fill features. Place a 5-gallon bucket on the second step so its water level matches your pool’s water line, then mark the inside level with tape or a marker. Turn off your pool circulation and wait 24 hours. If the pool’s water level drops more than the water inside the bucket, you may have a leak.

We work closely with restoration companies when water damage has already occurred. In many cases, a restoration team will call us to confirm the exact source of a leak before they begin repairs. In other situations, property owners contact us first, and once we’ve located the problem, we connect them with trusted restoration specialists to handle cleanup and repairs.

This partnership creates a smoother process for homeowners and businesses. By pinpointing the leak before restoration work begins, we help prevent unnecessary demolition and ensure the damage is fully addressed at its source.

This also means you don’t have to juggle multiple companies alone, as we’ll recommend the right help so your property can be put back in order as quickly as possible.