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When we’re done, you’ll have a properly functioning foundation with no more mysterious wet spots, spiking water bills, or worry about structural damage. Your floors stay level, your carpets stay dry, and your home value stays intact.
No more sleepless nights wondering if that warm spot on your floor means thousands in damage. No more watching your water bill climb while you can’t figure out why.
We locate the exact problem using acoustic detection equipment, fix it with minimal disruption to your home, and restore your foundation’s integrity. You get back to normal life while we handle the technical work that keeps your Parkway home safe and sound.
We’ve been serving Parkway and the surrounding Sacramento County area for years, understanding exactly how California’s shifting soils and seismic activity affect home foundations. We’re not just another plumbing company—we’re your neighbors who happen to be really good at fixing slab leaks.
Every technician on our team passes background checks and drug testing because we know you’re trusting us inside your home. We show up when promised, quote the work upfront, and treat your property with the same care we’d want for our own.
Parkway’s mix of older ranch-style homes and newer construction each present unique challenges when it comes to foundation leaks. We’ve seen it all and know how to work efficiently whether you’re dealing with original copper lines or more recent PEX installations.
We start with advanced acoustic equipment and pressure testing to pinpoint your leak’s exact location—no guesswork, no unnecessary excavation. This technology lets us find problems through your slab without breaking up floors or removing fixtures.
Once we’ve located the issue, we discuss your repair options. Depending on the leak’s location and your home’s layout, we might recommend spot repair, rerouting, or trenchless pipe lining. Each option gets explained in plain terms so you understand what we’re doing and why.
The actual repair work focuses on minimal disruption. We access only what we need to access, fix what needs fixing, and restore your foundation’s structural integrity. Most repairs are completed in one to three days, depending on complexity. When we’re finished, we test everything to make sure the problem is solved completely.
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Your slab leak repair includes professional detection, transparent repair options, and restoration of your foundation’s integrity. We handle everything from initial diagnosis through final testing and cleanup.
Parkway’s clay soil and seasonal weather changes put unique stress on foundation pipes. We account for these local conditions when recommending repair methods, ensuring solutions that work long-term in our specific environment. Whether your home sits on the original ranch-style foundations or newer slab construction, we adapt our approach accordingly.
Insurance coordination is part of our service when applicable. Many homeowner policies cover leak detection and water damage restoration, and we’ll work with your adjuster to document everything properly. You get the repair you need without fighting through coverage details alone.
We use professional acoustic detection equipment that listens for the sound of water moving through or escaping from pipes beneath your foundation. This technology pinpoints leak locations through the concrete without any excavation or floor removal.
We also perform pressure testing on your plumbing system to confirm whether there’s a drop in pressure indicating a leak. Electronic detection equipment can trace pipe paths and identify problem areas with precision that eliminates guesswork.
This non-invasive approach saves you money on unnecessary demolition and gets us straight to the actual problem. Most detection work is completed within a few hours, and you’ll know exactly where the issue is and what it’ll take to fix it.
Parkway sits in an area where California’s shifting soils put constant stress on foundation pipes. Seasonal ground movement, combined with the natural settling that occurs in our clay soil composition, can cause pipes to crack or separate at joints over time.
Many homes in our area were built with copper pipes that can corrode due to soil conditions and water chemistry. Older installations may not have adequate protection against ground movement, making them more susceptible to developing leaks as the foundation shifts.
High water pressure from municipal systems can also contribute to pipe failure, especially in older lines that weren’t designed for today’s pressure levels. We see this frequently in ranch-style homes where original plumbing is reaching the end of its expected lifespan.
Slab leak repair costs vary significantly based on the leak’s location, the repair method needed, and any additional damage that’s occurred. Simple spot repairs might run $500 to $1,500, while more complex situations requiring rerouting or extensive excavation can reach $4,000 to $6,000.
We provide upfront quotes before any work begins, so you’ll know exactly what you’re paying before we start. No hidden fees, no surprise charges after the fact. The quote includes detection, repair, and restoration of your foundation’s integrity.
Many homeowner insurance policies cover leak detection and water damage restoration costs, which can significantly reduce your out-of-pocket expense. We’ll help document everything properly for insurance purposes and work with your adjuster when coverage applies.
Most slab leak repairs are completed within one to three days, depending on the complexity of the problem and the repair method required. Simple spot repairs on easily accessible lines might be finished in a single day, while more involved work takes longer.
The detection phase typically takes just a few hours. Once we’ve located the problem and you’ve approved the repair approach, the actual work begins immediately. We work efficiently to minimize disruption to your daily routine and restore your plumbing as quickly as possible.
Weather can affect timeline for repairs that require exterior excavation, but most of our work happens regardless of conditions. We’ll give you a realistic timeframe upfront and keep you updated if anything changes during the repair process.
Yes, untreated slab leaks can cause significant structural damage over time. Water escaping under your foundation can erode soil support, leading to foundation settling, cracks in walls, and uneven floors. The longer a leak continues, the more extensive and expensive the damage becomes.
Water damage can also create ideal conditions for mold growth in hidden areas like under carpeting or behind baseboards. This creates health concerns and additional remediation costs that go far beyond the original plumbing repair.
Early detection and repair prevent these serious complications. Most structural damage occurs when leaks go unnoticed for months or years, which is why we recommend calling for professional detection as soon as you notice signs like warm spots on floors, unexplained increases in water bills, or damp areas where they shouldn’t be.
Call for professional detection immediately. Don’t wait to see if the problem gets worse—slab leaks don’t fix themselves and the damage only increases over time. Turn off your water at the main valve if you’re seeing active flooding or significant water accumulation.
Document what you’re seeing with photos for potential insurance claims. Note any warm spots on floors, damp areas, sounds of running water when fixtures are off, or unusual spikes in your water bill. This information helps us locate the problem more quickly.
Avoid attempting DIY detection or repair. Slab leak work requires specialized equipment and expertise to avoid making the situation worse. Professional detection usually takes just a few hours and gives you definitive answers about what you’re dealing with and what it’ll cost to fix properly.
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