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Georgia Water Leak Detection provides professional water leak detection in Norcross, Gwinnett County, and Northeast Metro Atlanta. We help homeowners, businesses, property managers, and other property owners determine where water is escaping when the source of a leak is not obvious.
From unexplained increases in water usage to moisture appearing around floors, walls, ceilings, foundations, or outdoor areas, finding the source is the first step toward deciding what needs to happen next.
Our Norcross location supports customers throughout Gwinnett County and Northeast Atlanta, including Duluth, Peachtree Corners, Suwanee, Lawrenceville, Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Roswell, and nearby areas.
Need help locating a water leak?
Call 470-600-0609 to reach Georgia Water Leak Detection.
A hidden water leak does not always produce an obvious puddle. Water can escape from plumbing systems in places that are difficult to see, including beneath floors, behind finished surfaces, below concrete, or along underground water lines.
These symptoms can have more than one possible cause. Leak detection is intended to help identify and narrow down the source before unnecessary exploratory work is performed.
You may want to have a suspected leak investigated if you notice:
Water leaks can occur throughout a property’s plumbing and water-supply systems. Georgia Water Leak Detection works with customers who need help locating suspected leaks in residential and commercial properties.
Depending on the property and symptoms, a leak investigation may involve suspected problems involving:
Every property and leak is different. The objective is to gather useful information about the suspected leak and determine where the water is most likely escaping.
Professional leak detection is designed to narrow down the location of a suspected leak before opening walls, flooring, concrete, or other finished surfaces simply to search for the source.
The appropriate detection process depends on the plumbing system, location of the suspected leak, accessibility, property construction, and symptoms present at the site.
This diagnostic approach can be particularly valuable when you know water is being lost but cannot see where it is coming from.
The goal is not to guess where a hidden leak is located. It is to gather enough information to isolate the problem as accurately as the conditions allow.
A concealed leak can be difficult for a homeowner to diagnose because the place where moisture becomes visible may not be the place where the water originated.
If you suspect a plumbing or water-line leak at your Norcross home, Georgia Water Leak Detection can investigate the source and help you better understand what is happening before the next repair decision is made.
Leak detection may be appropriate when you are dealing with unexplained water usage, recurring moisture, suspected underground water loss, or other signs that water is escaping somewhere it should not.
Call 470-600-0609 to discuss the symptoms you are seeing at your property.
Hidden water loss can also create problems for commercial buildings and other properties where plumbing systems may be larger or more complex than those in a typical home.
Georgia Water Leak Detection serves commercial customers in Norcross and surrounding Northeast Atlanta communities that need help identifying suspected water leaks.
Knowing the likely location of the problem can give property owners, managers, maintenance personnel, and repair professionals better information for determining the appropriate next step.
For commercial water leak detection, call 470-600-0609.
Our Norcross location serves customers across Gwinnett County and Northeast Metro Atlanta.
If your property is outside Norcross, call 470-600-0609 to confirm service availability for your location.
Yes. Georgia Water Leak Detection serves customers beyond Norcross and Gwinnett County, including Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Roswell, and nearby Northeast Metro Atlanta areas.
The Norcross location gives the company a presence on the northeast side of the Atlanta metropolitan area while the company also maintains its Marietta location.
If you are unsure which location serves your property, call 470-600-0609 and provide the service address.
Consider calling when you have evidence that water is being lost but cannot confidently determine where it is coming from.
For example, you may have already checked faucets, toilets, hose connections, and other visible fixtures but still see water-meter activity or unexplained water usage. You might also see moisture but have no obvious plumbing fixture directly above or beside it.
In situations like these, continuing to guess at the source can lead to unnecessary work.
A leak detection investigation can help narrow the search and provide better information about the suspected source.
You do not need to diagnose the problem yourself before calling.
However, a few details can help when discussing the issue:
If you do not know the answers to all of these questions, that is fine. Describe what you are experiencing when you call.
Leak detection and leak repair are separate parts of solving a water-loss problem.
Leak detection focuses on identifying or narrowing down the source of the water loss. Once the suspected source has been identified, the appropriate repair can be determined based on the type of plumbing, location, accessibility, and condition of the affected system.
Locating the problem first can help the repair process begin with better information.
Georgia Water Leak Detection maintains a Norcross location at:
Georgia Water Leak Detection LLC
6825 Jimmy Carter Blvd.
Suite 1800-J
Norcross, GA 30071
This location supports the company’s service coverage across Gwinnett County and Northeast Metro Atlanta.
Please note that leak detection service is performed at the customer’s property. If you need service, call rather than traveling to the office.
If you suspect a hidden water leak in your home, business, underground water line, or another part of your property, contact Georgia Water Leak Detection.
Tell us what you are seeing, hearing, or noticing, and provide the address where service is needed.