Protecting Properties with Leak Detection in Shelby County

Yes. Our team is trained to find leaks even when pipes are buried deep below the surface. Many water lines in Shelby County run under driveways, yards, or slabs, and digging without knowing the exact spot can be costly and disruptive. That’s why we use advanced sonar and electronic listening equipment that picks up the sound of escaping water through soil and concrete.

Even if the leak is several feet underground, our process allows us to pinpoint the area of the leak. This noninvasive method helps property owners avoid unnecessary damage to their landscapes or structures. Once the leak is found, we explain the situation, providing a thorough, informed understanding of your property’s condition.

Yes. Leak detection can help lower high water bills. Hidden leaks in pipes, toilets, or fixtures can waste hundreds of gallons of water each month. By finding and fixing these leaks early, homeowners can reduce unnecessary water usage and keep bills under control.

How leak detection helps reduce water bills:

• Identifies hidden leaks that waste water continuously.
• Prevents small drips from turning into major, costly leaks.
• Helps track down high water usage that isn’t from normal household activity.
• Supports long-term savings by avoiding wasted water and costly repairs.

Why this matters: High water bills are often caused by leaks that go unnoticed for weeks or months. Leak detection provides peace of mind and can quickly pay for itself through lower utility costs.

Yes. Pool plumbing lines are one of the most common places for hidden leaks, and we specialize in detecting them. If your pool is losing water faster than normal, the problem is often in the underground plumbing that carries water to and from the pool. Using sonar and pressure testing equipment, we can determine if the issue is in the plumbing lines rather than the pool structure itself.

Catching these leaks early is important, since they can waste thousands of gallons of water and put stress on your pump system. Our non-invasive approach means we identify the area of the leak without unnecessary digging, so you’ll know exactly what needs to be repaired.

Using noninvasive leak detection methods, we can find underground leaks without digging up your yard. Our professionals rely on advanced tools to pinpoint the area of the leak without unnecessary damage.

Common non-invasive leak detection methods:

• Acoustic listening devices detect the sound of water escaping from pipes.
• Thermal imaging cameras spot temperature changes caused by leaking water.
• Tracer gas testing uses a safe gas to locate leaks when water sound isn’t detectable.

Why this matters: These technologies save time, prevent costly yard damage, and allow plumbers to fix the problem quickly and precisely.

Yes. Rainwater intrusion is common in Shelby County, especially in homes with basements or properties built on high water tables. Our role is to determine if a hidden plumbing leak causes the problem or if water enters from outside due to rain. Using electronic detection equipment and hands-on inspection, we can track down signs of water movement behind walls, under slabs, or around entry points.

While we don’t specialize in mold cleanup or waterproofing, we do provide clear answers on whether a plumbing leak is to blame. If the issue is related to rainfall or groundwater, we’ll point you in the right direction for the type of contractor who can address it. This way, you avoid guesswork and get a clear path forward to protect your property.