A wet cabinet, a warm spot on a tile floor, or a meter that spins when every faucet is off is a leak, not a mystery. We find the supply line or the fixture that is losing water and repair it.
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Some leaks are at a shutoff, a supply line or a valve you can see. Others are in a wall or under a slab, and the only clue is a water bill or a soft spot in the flooring. We isolate the line, repair the fitting or the section that failed, and check the nearby joints before we close up. Drain backups are a different job. See drain cleaning.
Central Florida humidity hides a slow drip until the cabinet floor swells. Irrigation and high water use in the afternoon make a spinning meter harder to notice. Older galvanized lines in established neighborhoods pit from the inside. If water is running and you cannot stop it, call (407) 861-3989 and see emergency plumbing.
What to ask before a leak turns into water damage.
Shut the main if you can, then call (407) 861-3989. A spinning meter with the house off usually means a supply leak, an irrigation valve or a toilet that is running. We sort those apart on site.
Only if the wet area is already clear. If it is not, we narrow it down first and tell you what has to open.
No. A slab leak is supply water under the floor. A clog is wastewater that cannot leave. The tools and the repair are different.
The office is in Orlando. We schedule leak repair in Winter Park, Maitland, Apopka, Ocoee, Winter Garden, Kissimmee and Altamonte Springs when the route fits. We do not open a local office in those cities. Call (407) 861-3989 to confirm the address.
