Pipe Leaks & Locating In Denver, CO

• Excess pressure in your pipes
• Cracks in your pipes
• Corroding pipes

Here are some of the telltale signs of a water leak in your house: 

• A drop in water pressure
• Water stains on your ceiling, floors, or walls
• A higher than usual water bill
• An increase in your home’s humidity
• Mildew formation
• Strange Noises
• Sudden Puddles
• Rusty pipes
• Large wet spots in your yard

Changes in temperature are one of the most common things that cause pipe leaks. When the temperature changes, the water in the pipes grows and shrinks.

As pipes age, they can also start to leak. As pipes get older, they can start to rust and corrode. This wears down the pipe and makes it start to leak.

Corrosion, deterioration of the pipes, shifting of the pipes, higher water pressure, bad installation or work, the condition of the soil, and accidents are some of the other things that every homeowner should worry about. Unwanted water leaks will happen if any or all of these things happen.

Yes, even a small leak can cause significant damage over time if left unaddressed. Water can seep into walls, floors, and ceilings, leading to structural damage and mold growth.

Our technicians use specialized equipment such as thermal imaging cameras and moisture meters to detect hidden water leaks. We can also perform video camera inspections of pipes to pinpoint the exact location of the leak.

In many cases, we can repair leaks without tearing up walls or floors. We use non-invasive techniques such as epoxy pipe lining or pipe bursting to fix leaks.

It depends on the location and severity of the leak. In some cases, we can isolate the affected area and only shut off water to that specific area for repairs. In other cases, it may be necessary to shut off water to the entire house.

The time it takes to repair a water leak depends on the severity and location of the leak. Our technicians work quickly and efficiently to make repairs as soon as possible, while also ensuring quality workmanship.

It depends on your insurance policy and the cause of the leak. Many insurance policies will cover the cost of repairs for sudden, accidental leaks, but may not cover leaks caused by lack of maintenance or wear and tear. We recommend checking with your insurance provider for more information.