Slab leaks and wall leaks often show no visible sign until real damage has already occurred. Our Bath, ME detection team locates the source first, so any repair stays targeted instead of exploratory.
Detection equipment on every Bath truck means we don't have to guess and open drywall speculatively.
We find the leak before recommending any repair scope, which keeps costs and disruption down.
Every technician performing detection work carries full licensing and liability coverage.
We walk you through what the equipment found, not just hand you a bill.
These are the hidden leak scenarios we investigate most often across Bath, ME.
This method works well for pressurized supply line leaks that create a detectable sound signature.
A leak beneath a concrete slab is pinpointed using acoustic and thermal methods before any concrete is opened.
Thermal imaging is especially effective for detecting hot water line leaks inside walls.
Leaks inside wall cavities are traced to their source rather than just patching the visible stain or damage.
Underground irrigation and pool line leaks are diagnosed with the same precision as household leaks.
We check for common culprits — running toilets, slab leaks, irrigation issues — starting with the most likely first.
A quick call gets a detection specialist scheduled, often same-day.
Our Bath, ME detection trucks carry the equipment needed for most residential and light commercial leak searches.
You'll understand exactly where the leak is and what fixing it will involve before agreeing to anything.
Detection and repair are backed by a written warranty on the diagnosis and any repair performed.
"Water bill had doubled with no visible leak anywhere. They found a slab leak in twenty minutes with their equipment." — Homeowner, Bath
"Thermal imaging found a hot water line leak we never would have located on our own." — Bath resident
"Appreciated that they explained the equipment and showed me the readings instead of just saying 'trust us.'" — Bath customer
Our detection-equipped trucks cover Bath and the surrounding Bath, ME area for both residential and light commercial leak searches.
The equipment detects sound frequencies specific to escaping water under pressure, helping pinpoint location.
Detection pricing is quoted upfront when you call, and often applied toward the repair if you proceed with us.
In most cases, yes — detection equipment locates the leak before any cutting, so demolition is targeted and minimal.
Reduced water pressure combined with a rising bill is another common early indicator worth investigating.
Yes, we perform pressure testing and detection on pool plumbing and irrigation lines, not just household supply lines.
We explain the findings and provide a flat repair price; you decide whether to proceed with us for the fix.
