Water Leak Detection in Metro Atlanta

Common signs include a water bill that rises without explanation, a water meter that keeps moving when everything is off, warm or damp flooring, wet spots in the yard, the sound of running water when no fixtures are in use, and unexplained drops in water pressure. Any one of these on its own is worth investigating; more than one together usually means it’s time to schedule an inspection.

Yes. We use non-invasive diagnostic methods — including pressure testing, acoustic detection, thermal imaging, tracer gas, and isolation testing — to narrow down a leak’s location before any walls, floors, or concrete are opened. The goal is to know where the problem is first, so any necessary repair access is targeted rather than exploratory.

Slab leaks are typically located using a combination of pressure testing to confirm a leak exists in the system, acoustic equipment to listen for the sound of escaping water through the slab, and sometimes thermal imaging to detect temperature differences caused by a leaking hot water line. This lets us identify the approximate location before any concrete needs to be accessed.

If your meter is still moving with every fixture and appliance off, water is escaping somewhere in the system between the meter and your fixtures — this could be inside the home, underground in a yard line, or beneath a slab. It’s one of the clearest signs that a leak is present somewhere on the property.

Yes. An underground leak can run continuously, sometimes for weeks or months before it becomes visible above ground, which means it can raise your bill significantly before you notice any other symptoms.

Unexplained wet or soft patches in the lawn — particularly ones that are always wet regardless of weather — often indicate a broken or leaking underground water line running beneath that area.

Same-day inspections are often available depending on scheduling. We also offer 24-hour emergency service for situations that can’t wait. Call our team to check current availability.

Once we’ve identified the suspected source and location, we’ll walk you through what was found and what it means, so you have clear information to decide on next steps — whether that’s a repair through us or another provider of your choosing.

Yes. Our diagnostic process is designed to distinguish between leaks inside the home’s plumbing, leaks beneath a slab foundation, and leaks in underground water lines, since each requires a different approach to locate and address.

Yes. We work with businesses, property managers, and facility managers across Metro Atlanta on commercial leak detection for offices, retail spaces, multifamily properties, and other commercial buildings.