Meter and pressure checks
Water on the floor, a damp patch or a bill that jumps for no reason are all worth a call. The plumber finds the source before any wall or floor is opened.
A hidden leak announces itself through a bill that climbs, a floor that stays damp or a spot underfoot that feels warm. Call, say which you notice, and we connect you with a plumber to find the source.
Hidden leaks sit in walls, under slabs and in yard lines, and each one is found a different way.

Water on the floor, a damp patch or a bill that jumps for no reason are all worth a call. The plumber finds the source before any wall or floor is opened.
A stain that spreads, paint that bubbles or a musty smell may mean water behind the surface. Moisture readings and listening gear narrow down the spot before anything is cut open.
Warm spots on the floor, running-water sounds and a bill that keeps climbing may all point to a line beneath the slab. After locating it, the plumber repairs the line or reroutes it.
Ground that stays soft after the rain has stopped can sit above a break in the line feeding the house. The plumber traces the line until the break shows itself.
For one- and two-family homes, Arlington’s technical bulletin lets you stop leaks in drain, water, soil, waste or vent pipe without a plumbing permit, provided nothing in the line is replaced or rearranged.
If a concealed trap or pipe has to come out and be replaced with new material, Arlington calls that new work, and a permit and an inspection come with it.
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
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