About us: one kind of leak, one phone number

What the contractors handle

Leaks under the slab, from locating to repair

• Working out whether the leak is under the house at all
• Locating leaks on hot, cold and service lines
• Pinhole leaks in copper under the floor
• Spot repair through the slab
• Rerouting through walls or the attic
• Pipe lining where a technician recommends it
• Partial or whole-home repiping after repeat slab leaks

What we don't

Everything else, on purpose

We are not a general plumbing line. We don't connect calls for drains, water heaters, fixtures, gas lines, sewer work, pools, spas, irrigation, evaporative coolers, water softeners, foundations, or drying and cleanup after water damage.

The pool, the drip system and the yard line come up on our calls only because they can look like a slab leak on the meter. We'll help you rule them out. If one of them turns out to be the source, that's a job for a different trade.

Why the Valley

Built around Phoenix-area slab homes

Most of our calls come from Phoenix, the East Valley and the West Valley, where slab construction is the norm, the water is hard, and nearly every lot has something besides the house drawing water. That mix shapes how we take a call: elimination first, then locating, then options.

We also connect callers in Tucson, Pinal County, the high country and the river towns. Where slab leaks are less common, as in much of northern Arizona, we'll say so.

What to expect

• Calls answered 24/7
• Same-day visits are the aim, when a crew is open
• Each contractor quotes its own price before work starts.
• Ask each contractor about its guarantee
• Acoustic, thermal and pressure equipment
• Straight answers, including "this isn't a slab leak"

One call connects you with an independent local crew. The contractor gives you a quote, and nothing starts until you agree to it.