Responsible Leak Detection for St. Clair County Property Owners

Yes. Small leaks in pool plumbing and skimmer lines are some of the most common issues we diagnose in St. Clair County, and they can be difficult for homeowners to detect on their own. Even a tiny crack or hairline fracture in a skimmer line can cause water levels to drop and put extra strain on your pump, leading to higher energy use and unnecessary wear on pool equipment.

Our team uses a combination of sonar, pressure testing, and dye testing to track down these leaks with precision. This approach allows us to confirm whether the problem is in the plumbing, the skimmer, or another part of your pool system without guesswork.

We regularly help property owners in Pell City, Moody, Springville, and other St. Clair County communities protect their pools from wasted water and costly damage. By catching leaks early, you can avoid rising utility bills, prevent damage to your deck or pool shell, and keep your pool ready for use all season long.

Slab leaks often cause higher water bills. Because water is escaping continuously beneath your home’s foundation, even a small leak can waste hundreds of gallons per day.

Key points:

• A slab leak means pressurized water is leaking under the foundation.
• The constant flow increases your monthly water usage.
• You may notice an unexplained spike in your water bill before other symptoms appear.
• Other signs can include damp floors, warm spots, or the sound of running water when fixtures are off.

Why this matters: Catching a slab leak early can save you from costly utility bills and major structural damage.

Yes. Older homes across St. Clair County, especially in communities like Ashville, Odenville, and Springville, often have aging plumbing that is more prone to hidden leaks. Pipes made from galvanized steel, cast iron, or older copper lines can develop small cracks, corrosion, or loose joints that lead to water loss over time.

Our equipment can detect leaks in these systems without tearing into walls or floors unnecessarily. By using electronic listening devices, pressure testing, and thermal imaging, we can locate leaks even in hard-to-reach areas of older structures.

For homeowners, this means receiving detailed, actionable insights with minimal disruption. If you reside in an older property and suspect your plumbing is contributing to water damage or elevated utility costs, our team can accurately identify the source of the issue and provide a clear, structured plan for remediation.

Slab leaks in St. Clair County aren’t an everyday issue, but they’re not rare either. They tend to occur more often in older homes with aging plumbing and in areas where the soil expands and contracts with moisture changes.

Key points:

• Homes over 30 years old face a higher risk due to pipe corrosion.
• Clay-rich and loess soils in the county can shift, stressing pipes under slabs.
• Floodplain areas with sand, silt, and gravel layers may also contribute to foundation movement.
• Warning signs include unexplained high water bills, damp spots on floors, or running water sounds when fixtures are off.

Why this matters: While not every St. Clair County home is at risk, older houses and those built on expansive soils are more likely to develop slab leaks. Regular inspections can help catch issues early.

Yes. We provide pool leak detection and repair for homes and communities around Logan Martin Lake and other parts of St. Clair County. Our team uses advanced sonar and pressure testing equipment to locate pool plumbing leaks with accuracy, even in challenging conditions.

We do not work on leaks in lakes or ponds, but we do perform cold-water dives in pools and spas when needed. This allows us to inspect both surface areas and hard-to-reach components such as drains, fittings, and other plumbing elements. By combining hands-on inspection with advanced diagnostic technology, we provide property owners with thorough, reliable pool and spa leak detection services.