Leak repair
Slab leak detection and repair for the East Valley
Water running under the floor when every tap is off. Leak location, leak repair, slab inspection and deep crack repair.
Chapter 01
What a slab leak actually is
A slab leak is a leak in a water line running under the concrete slab a house sits on. Because the line is buried inside the foundation itself, the leak usually stays hidden until it shows up somewhere else in the house.
One sign to listen for is the sound of running water even when every tap in the house is off. If the house is quiet and that sound is still there, the water is going somewhere it shouldn't.
Square opening cut in a tiled concrete slab exposing a copper water line, tiles stacked beside it
Finding it, then fixing it
“We can help find and fix any slab leak.” The slab leak services Majesty Plumbing lists are leak location, leak repair, slab inspection, and deep crack repair.
Free written estimates are available, and emergency repair is offered for leaks, for Queen Creek and East Valley homeowners.
Majesty likes to educate customers about their plumbing system, so you can make the most informed decision about what work needs to be done now versus what can wait.
Chapter 03
What to do next
A slab leak isn't something to wait out. If one of the signs listed below shows up, ask about leak location, one of the four slab leak services Majesty Plumbing offers.
Call (480) 677-2221 and describe what's going on, whether that's a water bill that jumped, a sound in the wall, or a warm spot on the floor. The sooner the leak is located, the sooner it's fixed.
Warranties, and technicians with decades in the field
Warranties are available on Majesty Plumbing's work. The company has served Queen Creek and the East Valley since 2007, and its technicians carry more than 30 years of field experience.
The company describes its philosophy as being proactive to prevent small issues from becoming more costly problems down the road.
Majesty Plumbing. Licensed, bonded and insured. Call (480) 677-2221.
Watch for these
Seven signs of a slab leak
- A water bill higher than normal, with no obvious reason why
- The sound of water running inside a wall
- A warm area on the floor
- The water meter still moving with nothing turned on in the house
- A damp or wet patch of flooring
- Baseboards that are discolored or pulling away from the wall
- No hot water, or only short amounts of it