Slab Leak Repair
Direct access repair, rerouting through walls or attic, or epoxy solutions depending on the pipe.
Slab Leak Repair, explained plainly.
Once located, a slab leak is repaired one of three ways: direct access by opening the slab at the leak, rerouting the line through the walls or attic to abandon the section under the slab, or in some cases epoxy lining. We recommend based on pipe condition, cost and how invasive each option is.
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A reroute through walls or attic abandons the buried line and leaves the floor alone.
Rerouting or a partial repipe replaces the failing run instead of chasing each leak.
We photograph and document every step for your adjuster.
Choose the repair method with you
Perform the repair and restore water
Pressure test and patch the access point
Which method is best?+
If the pipe has one failure, direct repair is cheapest. If it has several, a reroute avoids the next leak.
Does insurance cover it?+
Many policies cover access and damage but not the pipe itself. We document the job for your claim.
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