The leaks we track down
If water is going somewhere it shouldn’t, we find where. Then, because we’re licensed plumbers, we can make the repair too.
Slab leaks
Leaks in lines beneath a concrete slab, often signaled by warm spots or unexplained moisture.
Underground line leaks
Buried water-line leaks that show up as soggy patches, pressure loss, or a spinning meter.
Behind-wall leaks
Leaks inside walls and ceilings, pinpointed so we open only the spot that needs it.
Fixture & supply leaks
Leaks at connections, valves, and supply lines that are hard to trace to their source.
Whole-home leak checks
When the bill is up but nothing is obvious, we check the system to find the source.
Not sure where it’s coming from? Describe what you’re seeing and we’ll help you narrow it down.
Call and describe itSigns of a hidden leak
A hidden leak rarely announces itself. These are the clues that water is escaping where you can’t see it.
What causes hidden leaks
Knowing the common causes helps us look in the right places — and prevent the next one.
Corrosion & age
Older pipe corrodes and thins until a small hole or seep develops, often out of sight.
High water pressure
Pressure running too high stresses joints and pipe, encouraging leaks over time.
Shifting soil
Ground movement can stress lines under a slab or in the yard until they crack or separate.
Poor connections
Fittings that weren’t sealed well, or have loosened over time, are common leak points.
Freeze damage
A pipe stressed by a freeze can develop a slow leak even if it didn’t fully burst.
How we find a leak
The goal is to locate the leak precisely, so the repair is targeted — not a wall torn open on a hunch.
We talk
You share the signs — a bill spike, a stain, a smell — and when you first noticed them.
We locate
We narrow down the source using the meter, the system, and non-invasive methods.
We pinpoint & explain
We show you where the leak is and what it will take to reach and repair it.
We repair
As licensed plumbers, we can make the repair once you approve it — no second contractor.
Locating the leak before opening anything
The expensive part of a hidden leak usually isn’t the pipe — it’s the guesswork. Opening walls or breaking concrete in the wrong place wastes money and makes the repair bigger than it needs to be.
We work to pinpoint the source first, so when it’s time to repair, we access exactly the right spot. Less demolition, a cleaner repair, and less to put back together afterward.
Once we find it, we fix it
Because we’re licensed plumbers, detection and repair happen with one call. Depending on what we find, the fix may be a spot repair or a section of pipe replaced.
Why a slow leak still matters
A leak doesn’t have to be dramatic to be costly. Left alone, a small one quietly does real damage.
Damage builds out of sight
Water works into framing, insulation, and subfloor long before it shows on the surface.
Mold takes hold
Constant moisture is what mold needs. Finding and stopping the leak removes the source.
Money down the drain
A steady leak runs up the water bill month after month while damage keeps growing.
Detection and repair in one call
Some companies find the leak and leave the repair to someone else. We’re licensed plumbers, so we can locate the leak and fix it — one visit, one point of accountability.
Commercial leak detection
Unexplained water loss costs a business too. We locate leaks in commercial properties and coordinate the repair with minimal disruption.
Locate first, or open walls blindly?
The difference between the two approaches usually shows up in the size of the repair — and the bill.
One targeted opening
Pinpoint the leak, then access the exact spot. Smaller repair, less to patch, lower cost.
Trial and error
Opening several spots hoping to find the leak means more demolition and more to repair afterward.
Leaks we track down
If water is escaping somewhere you can’t see, it’s likely on this list. If it’s something else, describe it and we’ll help.
Leak detection across Northern Colorado
Aging pipe, shifting soil, and winter freezes all create the hidden leaks we find here. We serve Loveland and the surrounding communities.
See the full list on our service areas page. Need the repair after we find it? See pipe & water line repair.
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Spot leaks sooner
Where hidden leaks hide, how pressure plays in, and the winter freezes that start them — read up before it becomes a bigger job.
Basement & slab leaks
Where hidden leaks tend to show up first, and the signs worth acting on early.
Read guideLow water pressure
When weak pressure is really a symptom of a leak or corrosion in the line.
Read guideStop pipes from freezing
A freeze can leave a slow leak even without a full burst — how to prevent it.
Read guideLeak detection questions
How do you find a leak without tearing up the house?
What is a slab leak?
How do I know if I have a hidden leak?
Can you repair the leak once you find it?
How can I check for a leak myself?
Is a small leak really worth fixing?
Do you do leak detection for businesses?
Call for leak detection in Loveland
Rising bill, a stain, or the sound of water you can’t place — we’ll pinpoint the leak and, when you’re ready, repair it.
(970) 457-5970