Locating the Leak
Pressure tests, listening equipment and thermal imaging narrow the leak down before anything is opened.
Warm spots on the floor, the sound of running water, or a water bill that jumped? Call and we connect you with a local plumber for slab leak detection and repair in Temecula and Murrieta. Free estimate before any work starts.

Many Temecula and Murrieta homes are built on concrete slabs, with water lines running through or under the concrete. When one of those lines develops a leak, the water has nowhere to show up except as warm floors, damp carpet or a rising bill.
Common causes are aging copper that has thinned from the inside, pipe rubbing against the concrete as it expands and contracts, and hard water. Homes from the 1980s and 1990s are the most frequent calls.
A slab leak job has two parts: finding the leak, then choosing the right repair.
Pressure tests, listening equipment and thermal imaging narrow the leak down before anything is opened.
The slab is opened at the leak, the damaged section replaced and the floor patched. Best for a single leak in otherwise sound pipe.
The leaking line is abandoned and a new line run through walls or the attic. Often better when the pipe has leaked before.
For homes with repeated slab leaks, replacing the supply lines ends the cycle.
Call and describe what you’re noticing: warm spots, sounds, damp flooring or the water bill.
The plumber confirms there’s a leak and locates it, so only the right spot gets opened.
You get the options, spot repair, reroute or repipe, with a free estimate for each.
Work starts once you approve the plan you chose.
The line is pressure-tested to confirm the leak is fixed before the water goes back on.
Call and describe what you’re noticing: warm spots, sounds, damp flooring or the water bill.
Confirms a line is losing water and isolates which one.
Listens through the slab for the sound of escaping water.
Shows the warm patch a hot-water leak leaves on the floor.
For connecting new pipe when a section is replaced or rerouted.
What a slab leak looks like from inside the house.
Ask a proA leak in a hot-water line under the slab warms the floor above it. You may feel it on tile or bare feet.
Water running out under the floor shows up on the bill before it shows up anywhere else.
Water wicking up through the slab dampens carpet, lifts flooring and can lead to mold if it continues.
Warm spots on the floor, damp carpet, the sound of running water when every tap is off, a water heater that runs constantly, or a bill that jumped for no reason.
Usually aging copper thinning from the inside, pipe wearing against the concrete, and hard water. Homes from the 1980s and 1990s see them most.
It depends on where the leak is and whether it’s repaired or rerouted, so you get a free estimate before any work starts.
If water is actively damaging your floors, shut the main valve and call. Calls are taken 24 hours a day Monday to Friday, with weekend hours too.
Call (951) 527-9471 and describe what you’re noticing. You get a free estimate before any work starts.
Request a Quote (951) 527-9471Call (951) 527-9471 and describe the problem. Calls are answered 24 hours a day Monday to Friday, Saturday 8–2 and Sunday 8–12, and you get a free estimate before any work starts.