Slab Leak Detection & Repair in Los Lunas, NM

A slab leak is a leak in a water supply line that runs beneath a home's concrete foundation slab. Because the pipe sits under concrete and flooring, you usually can't see the leak itself. You see its side effects instead: a warm floor, a meter that won't stop, a high bill or damp flooring. Drain and sewer lines can run under slabs too, but those are a different job, and if that's your issue we'll point you toward a drain specialist.

An independent local plumbing professional who handles slab leak detection and repair. We don't do the work ourselves. We're a referral service: we take your call, ask a few questions and connect you with a technician serving Los Lunas. They explain what they find and give you pricing before starting anything, and the decision about what happens next stays with you.

Yes. We take calls from across ZIP code 87031, which includes the Village of Los Lunas and the surrounding unincorporated parts of Valencia County. If you're just beyond that, call anyway. We'll tell you plainly whether a technician can reach your address before anyone schedules a visit.

You can. Most manufactured homes aren't built on a concrete slab, so a leak under the floor is located and repaired in a different way. Tell us how your home is set up when you call. We'll be straight with you about whether it's a slab job and help you find the right kind of help either way.

Yes. Plenty of callers aren't sure. Describe what you've noticed and we'll ask about the meter, the floor and the water heater. If it sounds like something simpler, such as a worn toilet flapper or a dripping outdoor spigot, we'll say so, and you may be able to save yourself a visit.

Not as a first step. The technician's first job is to locate the leak as precisely as possible before anything is opened. Once it's found, you talk through the options together: a targeted opening at the leak, rerouting the line through walls or the attic, or a larger repipe if leaks keep repeating in the same house.

That depends on where the leak is, how it's reached and which repair you choose, so we won't guess at a number over the phone. What we can describe is the process. The technician explains your options and gives upfront pricing before any work begins, with no hidden fees added afterward.

Calls are answered 24/7, including nights, weekends and holidays. Dispatch depends on which technicians are available, and same-day or emergency visits are offered where available. If water is actively surfacing, close your main shut-off first and tell us right away so the call is treated as urgent.

Your address, roughly when the house was built if you know, and what you've noticed: where the floor is warm or wet, whether the meter moves with everything off, and whether the water heater runs more than usual. Photos help later on, but you don't need anything special to start the conversation.