Leak Detection Service Baltimore

Are you looking for a reliable commercial or residential leak detection service? Call us today to detect any water leak in your property, get it fixed immediately, and avoid the need for a more invasive water damage cleanup, extensive reconstruction, and dangerous mold growth.

The Benefits of Early Leak Detection

Early leak detection for your home or commercial property can save serious structural damage to the property and thousands of dollars down the road. Once the leak is detected, you’ll want to immediately have the cause of it repaired before it damages the very structure of your property. That is where expert leak detection services comes in.

Prevent Leaking Pipes From Becoming Burst Pipes

In fact, there is no way to tell when a leaky pipe will burst and cause havoc in your home or commercial property. Hence, you shouldn’t wait until a small leak turns into a major problem. That’s why you should call a plumber immediately to fix all leaks in your home and commercial property and safeguard the very structure of your property from the dangers of extensive water damage.

State-of the-Art Leak Detection Equipment

Our network includes some of the top-rated, most responsive plumbing services operating in the area. These professionals will use the latest technology in order to detect even a small leak before the condition could worsen and cause severe water damage.

They will use highly effective cameras to detect any type of leak. The camera inspection system is able to diagnose even the smallest leak. They will go in and troubleshoot the exact problem with your pipes. They do this with less mess and less wasted time thanks to their highly accurate high-tech techniques.

The experts will give you a free estimate before starting the detection or repair process, and they will work to accurately detect even the smallest leak before it causes major problems in your home or commercial property.

Residential Leak Detection Services

As a homeowner, the last thing you want is to come home and discover a small flood in your home due to a broken pipe. It is essential that you fix the leak immediately to prevent damage to the walls, floors, ceilings, and even the cabinets in your home. Fixing the problem now and save thousands of dollars down the road.

We operate 24/7 and 365 days a year to fix any type of leak in your home. Call us today for all leak problems in your home.

Commercial Leak Detection Services

What’s true for homes is also true for business properties. Getting a leak detected and fixed sooner rather than later will save your business thousands of dollars. Even a small leak can contribute to increased utility bills for your company. Call us today to fix any type of leak in your commercial property.

4 Signs You Have A Hidden Pipe Leak

Property owners often find it difficult to track if they have a leaking pipe. Toilet blockage and dripping faucets immediately tell you there’s something wrong and you can do something about it to get it fixed. However, leaking pipes may not always have a visible sign, which is why it is often overlooked. But this doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t do anything about it – it can cost you more money in the long run, not to mention may lead to further water damage.

Here are the 4 signs you should watch out for:

Mold Accumulation Outside the Bathroom

Your bathroom is one of those rooms where moisture accumulates more, which means that mold and mildew are most likely to appear in these areas. However, you should always remember that while molds and mildew are commonly found in the bathroom, finding them in areas outside of this room is uncommon.

If you have noticed mold outside your bathroom, it is an indication that there’s a leaking pipe. Mold growth finds leaking pipes to be a suitable and best place to grow.

Increased Water Bills

For most households, if you’ve noticed a sudden surge in your water bill, this doesn’t necessarily mean that everyone just started consuming more water than usual. If you made sure that everyone is responsibly using and conserving water but you’re still noticing a sudden spike in your bill, this may mean something else. This might be one common indication that there’s water leaking somewhere inside the house, which explains the increased water consumption and bill.

Your Water Meter Runs All The Time

Your water company, regardless of where you live, will only charge you for the water that you’ve consumed. This is where your meter takes place and is the basis as to whether water is being used up or not. If you’re not using any water at home, the meter should stop running.

Turn off all appliances and faucets to make sure that no water is being consumed. If the meter is still running, there’s a high chance that you have a leaking pipe somewhere in the home.

Noticeable Water Damage

Unfortunately, the only time that leaking pipes become visible is when there’s already water damage. You may see a certain part of your ceiling or wall affected by water damage. Try to inspect your walls or ceiling for water stains. Stains found in your home’s structure could mean that water has started to accumulated long enough in that area to cause that stain. This may also mean that the plaster wall or ceiling has become damaged long enough because the pipe has been leaking for a while.

When you see this, make sure that you do something about this immediately. Leaking pipes won’t solve on their own and may cause further damage not just to your pipe, but also to your home’s structure. When this happens you’ll not only need a plumber to fix the leak but also a water damage restoration company to cleanup the excess water and repair the damaged sheetrock walls, ceilings, wood frame, floors, etc.

If you believe and/or notice that you have a hidden pipe leak, contact us today and we’ll find the leak and perform the right mitigation procedures.

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Areas of Service

Call us for leak detection and general plumbing services in the City of Baltimore, MD, as well as these other surrounding locations:

Towson, Glen Burnie, Dundalk, Catonsville, Pikesville, Essex, Parkville, Milford Mill, Carney, Lochearn, South Gate, Middle River, Ellicott City, Halethorpe