A spot repair makes sense when
- It’s the first leak in that line
- The rest of the pipe is in good shape
- The leak is easy to reach under the floor
Many LA homes sit on a concrete slab with water lines running underneath. When one of those lines leaks, water soaks into the ground under your floor, often for months before anyone notices.
What needs fixing?
The water lines under a slab are usually copper. Over time they can corrode, wear thin where they rub against concrete or gravel, or crack as the ground shifts. High water pressure speeds all of this up.
Hot water lines leak most often, because heat and constant expansion wear the pipe faster. That’s why a warm spot on the floor is one of the clearest signs.
Both fix the leak. The right choice depends on your pipes.
Once the leak is pinpointed, there are three main options. We recommend one based on the age and condition of your pipes.
You get a written price before any work starts. These are the things that move it.
It won’t fix itself, and it gets more expensive the longer it runs. If it’s a hot water line or water is showing up inside, shut off the water and call us.
No. We pinpoint the leak first. A spot repair needs one opening, and a reroute often avoids the floor entirely.
Many policies cover the water damage and the cost of reaching the leak, but not always the pipe repair itself. Check your policy and take photos.
Corrosion in older copper lines, pipes rubbing against concrete, high water pressure and ground movement.
We provide slab leak repair across Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley.
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