Slab Leak Services in Little Elm
From the first meter test to a full repipe, call (855) 672-0175 and we will connect you with a licensed local plumber for the job you need.
- Seven services covering every slab leak problem
- Licensed, independent local plumbers
- Written prices before work starts
Choose the service that matches your problem
- Slab leak detectionPinpoint the break with pressure, acoustic and thermal testing.
- Emergency slab leak repairWater coming up through the floor? Night and weekend help.
- Slab leak rerouteBypass the leak without breaking your floor.
- Whole-house repipingEnd repeat leaks with all-new PEX or copper lines.
- Hot water slab leak repairWarm floors and a heater that never stops running.
- Under-slab sewer leak repairDrain line leaks found by camera and fixed.
- Water line repairLeaks in the main line from the meter to your house.
Slab leak repair options at a glance
A plumbing leak in the slab can be fixed four ways: a spot repair through the concrete, tunneling under it, rerouting the line above it, or repiping the house. Detection always comes first, because the leak's location decides which option costs least.
See the side-by-side method comparison and Little Elm cost ranges on our main guide.
Which slab leak service do you need?
Start with detection if you are not sure. If water is on the floor, call for emergency repair. If you already know where the leak is, compare a reroute with a spot repair. After two or more leaks, look at whole-house repiping.
| What you're seeing | Start here |
|---|---|
| High bill or moving meter | Slab leak detection |
| Water coming up through the floor | Emergency slab leak repair |
| Leak found under nice floors | Slab leak reroute |
| Second or third leak | Whole-house repiping |
| Warm floor spot | Hot water slab leak repair |
| Sewer smell, slow drains | Under-slab sewer leak repair |
| Wet yard, low pressure | Water line repair |
Questions about slab leak services
Do I need detection before a repair?
Yes, for any leak you can't see. Detection finds which line is leaking and where, which keeps the repair small and lets you compare spot repair with a reroute.
Can one plumber handle detection and repair?
Usually yes. The plumbers in our network find the leak and fix it, so you don't have to schedule two companies.
Are your plumbers licensed?
We connect you with independent plumbing companies. Ask for the plumber's Texas license number and check it with the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners before work begins.
Not sure which service you need?
Describe what you are seeing. We will connect you with a plumber who can test the lines and tell you.