Slab Leaks
A leak under your foundation can't wait. Our fix doesn't wreck your floors.
Precise location, then the least invasive repair that actually lasts — spot repair, reroute, or repipe, explained with real trade-offs.
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week · Upfront pricing · 25+ years in Central Texas
Central Texas clay soil moves with every wet-dry cycle, and the copper lines running under slab foundations pay the price. A pinhole leak under the slab saturates the soil, which swells, heaves, and cracks foundations — turning a plumbing bill into a structural one.
Streamline locates slab leaks electronically, then walks you through the three honest options: a direct spot repair through the slab, a reroute that abandons the bad line and runs new pipe overhead, or a full repipe when the system shows widespread failure. Each has real trade-offs in cost and disruption, and we'll tell you plainly which one fits your situation.
Classic slab leak symptoms
- Warm or hot spots on tile or concrete floors
- Sound of running water when everything is off
- Cracks appearing in floors, walls, or above door frames
- Wet carpet or buckling wood with no surface source
- Water heater running constantly (hot-side leak)
Common questions
Yes — the water destabilizes the soil supporting your foundation. The longer it runs, the more likely you'll need foundation work on top of the plumbing repair.
Spot repair is cheaper and right for a young system with one failure. If your copper is decades old or this is a second leak, a reroute or repipe stops the pattern instead of chasing it leak by leak.
Most Texas policies cover access (tearing out and replacing floors/slab) and water damage, but not the pipe repair itself. We provide claim-ready documentation.
A located spot repair is typically one to two days including access and cleanup. Reroutes usually run two to three days.
Need help with slab leak repair?
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