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Everything on this site is about one problem: water escaping from supply lines buried under a concrete slab. The pages below cover it from the first suspicion through the repair decision, so you can start wherever you are.
If you're still deciding whether it's a slab leak at all, begin with the signs. If a technician has already found it, the repair, reroute and repipe pages explain how those options differ.
Each page is written with Los Lunas homes in mind, with notes on how houses of different ages tend to behave. The insurance page covers what to ask and what to keep, without guessing at what your policy says.
A few things fall outside what we do: foundation repair, water-damage restoration, pool and irrigation leaks, and sewer lines under the slab. If your problem is one of those, we'll point you toward the right kind of specialist.
Chapter 1
- Slab leak detectionLocating a hidden supply-line leak under the slab with listening, imaging and pressure tests.
- Slab leak repairOpening the slab at the leak, fixing the pipe and patching the concrete.
- Pipe reroutingRetiring a leaking under-slab run and replacing it with a new line through walls or the attic.
- Whole-home repipeNew supply lines for the whole house when one leak keeps following another.
- Hot water slab leaksLeaks on the hot side of the system, usually the ones that warm the floor.
- Signs of a slab leakA practical checklist for deciding whether it's time to call.
- Insurance questionsWhat to ask your insurer and which records are worth keeping.
Chapter 2
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