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We take calls only. That way you always reach a person, any time of day or night.
What to have ready
You don't need to know anything technical. These details help us connect you with the right local crew and help the technician plan the visit:
- What you've noticed. A warm spot on the floor, a higher water bill, the sound of running water, damp or lifting flooring, a water heater that runs constantly.
- The water meter. Whether the meter or its leak indicator moves when every fixture and appliance is off. If you haven't checked, that's fine; you can try the five-minute meter check first.
- The house. Roughly when it was built, and whether it has had a slab leak before.
- Right now. Whether water is coming up through the floor, and whether you've been able to turn off the main shutoff.
- Access. Gate codes, pets, tenants who need notice, or the best time to reach someone on site.
If water is showing now
Turn off the main water shutoff if you can reach it safely, keep people and pets away from wet areas, and move valuables off the floor. Stay away from water near outlets, appliances or an electric water heater. If you smell gas, leave the home and call the gas utility and emergency services from outside.
Have a recent bill handy if you can. The change in usage is useful to the technician.
Where we work
We connect callers with leak technicians in 356 Texas cities and communities, from Dallas-Fort Worth to Central Texas, Greater Houston, East and South Texas, West Texas and the Panhandle. See the full list on our areas page.
This is a referral service. Work is carried out by independent local leak-detection and plumbing professionals. Before work starts, you can check a plumber’s license through the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners.