When you have a water main leak, you need fast and intelligent leak detection solutions! In order to reduce the excavation cost and the water line repair, take advantage of our leak detection services.
Reliable Leak Detection has the advanced leak detection equipment and training to find water leaks quickly and accurately.
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Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Excellent question! Leak detection can save considerable costs in excavation and materials. Finding the leak can be tricky. A marshy area on your lawn or wet spot on your concrete slab can indicate a leak – but it may be located 10 to 20 feet away. In many cases, a clay cap or nonpermeable soil causes water to travel before it surfaces.
Reliable Leak Detection has the most advanced equipment in the industry and follows the most stringent guidelines to provide you with the best possible leak detection services. We perform four different procedures, giving you the most accurate information available.
We are usually available within 24 hours. Same day service may be available.
If you’re working with a plumbing contractor, we prefer to have them answer this question, as having two sources answering the same question can cause confusion. If not, we will give you the options and if you need help, the names of plumbers who can perform the work.
Every leak is different, as well as location, please call for pricing estimate. This includes our four step process, which includes helium, and up to 2 hours labor. The service usually takes 1-1/2 – 2 hours.
Yes. We first need to determine if the leak is inside or outside. Then we need to view how your water main is configured as it enters the home and whether a pressure regulating valve or other devices are in place. We usually connect to your system on the inside of the home to perform our work.
