What helps to have ready
None of this is required, but each answer helps us match you with the right technician and helps them plan the visit.
The signs you've noticed: warm floors, running-water sounds, damp baseboards, lifting tile or a high bill.
Your meter check result, if you've done one. Was the dial moving with everything off?
Roughly when the home was built, and any earlier slab leaks and where they were.
For a seasonal home, who has a key. For a condo, the building manager's contact details.
Whether there's a pool or an irrigation system on the property.
Whether water is coming to the surface, and whether the main shutoff is already off.
If water is coming up now
Turn off the main shutoff if you can reach it safely. Keep away from water near outlets or appliances, move valuables out of the way, then call. If you smell gas at any point, leave the house and call the gas utility and emergency services from outside.
What happens when you call
A person answers and asks where the property is, what you've noticed and whether water is on the surface. From there we connect you with an independent leak-detection technician who works in your area, and the technician discusses timing and pricing with you before any work begins.
Calls from seasonal owners, property managers and neighbors checking on an empty home are welcome. If you're calling about a home you're not at, have the address and the name of whoever can let the technician in.
No walk-in office
Below the Slab Leak FL is a phone referral line serving homes across Florida. There is no office to visit; the technician comes to the property.
We don't take service requests by mail or email. Please call so we can connect you with a technician straight away.