Water Line Inspection & Repair
- Whole House Plumbing Service
- Best Warranty in the Industry
- Financing Plans for Your Budget
- Fast, Reliable Service - 24/7
- Water Line Camera Inspection
- Non-Invasive Pipe Repair
FAST & RELIABLE WATER LINE REPAIRS
Property owners often envision water line repair as something that will require days and days of work, not to mention hours of digging. Modern day water line repair is much simpler and involves more efficient techniques. The water lines serving your home provide important functions. When everything is working normally, you probably don’t think about them. The truth is much different when there is a plumbing problem.
Our certified technicians can clean your pipe from the inside and repair or replace it without digging up your yard. Camera inspection is used to inspect in-house plumbing and sewer lines to determine the exact location of problems. We can clear away debris and blockages with ease. If the damage is severe, we can essentially create a pipe within a pipe using a specialized epoxy that seals leaks, replaces small sections of degraded pipe, and protects it against tree roots. Water line repair has become much simpler and less stressful than in the past.
TYPES OF WATER LINE REPAIRS
- Whole House Meter Water Lines
- Water Supply Lines
- Faucet, Shower, and Tub Lines
- Toilet Leaks
- Whole House Humidifier Lines
- Evaporative Cooler Lines
- Pool and Fountain Lines
COMMON WATER LEAK SIGNS
Signs of a broken main water line include puddles of water in your front yard. But since you can’t see your underground line, the only evidence may be a suspicious increase in your water bill. Our licensed plumbers can check to see if the cause is a cracked, broken, or ruptured main line. Damage to water lines inside your home can also cause your utility bill to go up.
You can also check your water meter for unexplained increases in usage. If it’s showing a much higher value than normal, and you’ve been using the same amount of water, a leak is very likely. Stained or moldy walls, a sagging ceiling, or warping floors can be signs of a water line problem. Also be alert of problems such as slow drains, running toilets, or backups of water or sewage that can indicate a severe blockage somewhere that may be contributing to a leak, or be an imminent risk of pipe failure.
Don’t hesitate to call a plumber. Just a minor leak can waste an enormous amount of water over time. And oftentimes, plumbing issues begin small and develop gradually, so it never hurts to have a professional inspection.