Chenevert’s Plumbing Repair
Slab Leak Services
Protect Your Property’s Foundation with Our Expert Services
Detecting and Repairing Slab Leaks
With Precision
Slab leaks, a common plumbing issue in homes with concrete slab foundations, can cause significant damage if left unaddressed. Originating from pipes beneath the slab, these hidden leaks can lead to foundation damage, increased utility bills, mold growth, and other harmful consequences. Identifying and repairing slab leaks promptly is essential to protecting the structural integrity of your property and ensuring a safe living or working environment.
Contact us for slab leak services at (940)-577-4980
Importance of Fixing Slab Leaks:
Slab leaks, if left untreated, pose significant risks to both the structural integrity of a building and the safety of its inhabitants. Early detection and repair are essential to prevent escalating costs and potential hazards. Untreated leaks can lead to foundational damage, causing shifts and cracks that compromise the structure. Additionally, persistent moisture fosters mold growth, leading to poor indoor air quality and health concerns. Over time, unchecked leaks also result in significant water wastage and increased utility bills. Fixing slab leaks promptly ensures the longevity of the property, safeguards the health of residents, and offers long-term financial savings.
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3 Signs You Have a Slab Leak
Unexplained Water Pools: If you notice wet spots or pools of water forming on your floor without any apparent source, it might indicate a slab leak. These mysterious puddles often appear when water seeps upwards from a leak beneath the concrete slab, making its way to the surface of your floor.
Sudden Spike in Water Bills: A sudden and unaccounted rise in your water bill is often a clear indicator of hidden water leaks. If you haven't increased your water usage but notice higher charges, a slab leak might be the culprit, as water continuously escapes from the compromised pipes beneath the slab.
Sounds of Running Water: If you frequently hear the sound of water running beneath your floors or in the walls when all water sources are turned off, this can be a symptom of a slab leak. The sound is usually caused by water escaping under pressure from the pipes embedded within or beneath the concrete.