(310) 628-9399

34.07° N · 118.10° W · WESTERN SGV

Slab leak repair in the SGV

Postwar slab homes are everywhere in the valley, and their under-floor lines are reaching an age where leaks show up. Text (310) 628-9399.

Mon–Sat · Monterey Park, Alhambra, Rosemead, San Gabriel and nearby

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A valley of slab homes

Much of the SGV's housing went up between the 1940s and 1960s, and many of those homes sit on concrete with copper below.

We confirm a leak with the meter test, then isolate hot and cold.

Concrete slabHot or cold line under the floorListening and thermal checksPinpoint first, then repair or reroute that run.
A valley of slab homes.

Finding it

Acoustic and thermal methods mark the leak on the floor before any concrete is opened.

Repairing it

Spot repairs suit a single leak. Rerouting overhead suits lines with repeated failures.

New PEX or copper runsOld galvanized or failing lines are replaced, in part or throughout.
Repairing it.

We go over both before starting.

Condos and townhomes

Shared walls and stacked units add steps to locating a leak. We coordinate with the HOA when needed.

1Text a photoof the leak or fixture2Get a quoteparts covered in it3We text firstthen fix it
Condos and townhomes.

Access to neighboring units is arranged ahead of time.

Questions we hear around the valley

How do I test for a leak myself?

Turn off all water and watch the meter for movement.

Do condos get slab leaks?

Yes, especially ground-floor units.

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