Leak Detection & Repair in Bee Cave, TX

A water leak you can't see is often the most expensive kind. In Bee Cave, slab leaks — supply line failures under or through the concrete foundation — are a common and frequently misdiagnosed problem. Homeowners notice a high water bill, warm spots on the floor, or the sound of running water with all fixtures off. Without leak detection equipment, finding the source means guessing where to cut.

We use electronic amplification equipment and thermal imaging to locate leaks precisely before recommending any repair. We find slab leaks, wall leaks, supply line failures, and irrigation system leaks without opening walls or cutting slabs speculatively. You see the documentation of where the leak is before we start any repair work.

Leak detection is the process of locating a water leak that isn't visibly accessible. The most common tools: electronic ground microphones that amplify the sound of water escaping a pressurized pipe, correlators that compare sound signatures at two points to triangulate the leak location, and thermal imaging cameras that detect temperature differentials caused by water migration.

Slab leaks occur when supply lines embedded in or under a concrete foundation develop pinhole leaks or joint failures. Bee Cave's expansive clay soils shift seasonally, stressing copper pipes over time. A slab leak can run for months before it's detected — by which point water has migrated under the foundation, potentially affecting structural integrity and creating conditions for mold growth in flooring and wall cavities.

We use electronic amplification and thermal imaging — not guesswork. We document the leak location before recommending repair. We present repair options with honest tradeoffs. We don't cut slabs or open walls until we know exactly where the leak is. All repair work is permitted where required.