What we do
Most people who call us have noticed something they can't explain: a warm patch of tile, a water bill that has doubled, a damp baseboard, or water running somewhere when nothing is on. Some are seasonal owners who heard about it from a neighbor or property manager. Others own a ground-floor condo, manage rentals, or are buying an older slab home and want it checked before closing.
We listen to what's happening, ask a few questions about the property, and connect you with a technician who works in your area. The technician locates the leak, explains the repair options and gives you upfront pricing before any work begins.
How calls and matching work
You call. A person answers, day or night.
We ask about the problem. What you've noticed, whether you've done a meter check, roughly when the home was built, whether there's a pool or irrigation, and whether it's a seasonal home or a condo.
We connect you with a local technician. Someone independent, with acoustic, thermal and pressure-testing equipment, who works in Florida slab homes and condos.
The technician takes it from there. They arrange the visit, find the leak and explain the options. You decide what happens next.
Where we work
We cover 277 cities and communities across Florida. Most of our calls come from the Southwest Coast, the Southeast Coast and Tampa Bay, and our service area also takes in Central Florida, North Florida and the Panhandle. The full list is on our areas page.
Who calls
Callers include homeowners with a warm spot on the floor or a water bill that doesn't make sense, seasonal owners whose home sat empty for months, condo owners on ground floors, property managers and small businesses. The common thread is a suspected leak in a line under a concrete slab, and a need to have it found properly.
What we don't do
We stay focused on slab leaks, so there are several things we don't handle:
- Foundation or structural repair
- Pool or irrigation repair, though we'll help you rule them out as the cause of a high bill
- Water damage restoration, drying or cleanup
- General plumbing such as drain cleaning, water heaters or fixtures
If the technician finds the problem isn't under the slab, they'll tell you, so you know where to take it next.
Who does the work
The work is done by independent contractors, not by us. We don't employ technicians and we don't set their prices. What we look for is people with the right equipment, who work on Florida slab homes every day, give straight answers, and stand behind their work with a workmanship guarantee on completed jobs.