Concrete Slab Leak Repair in Las Vegas NV
Repairing a leak beneath a concrete slab requires a specific combination of leak detection expertise and skilled plumbing work. At Slab Leak Repair Las Vegas, we do both — which means you're not coordinating between a leak detector and a separate plumber, and you're not paying two companies.
Once we've located your leak, we break only the concrete directly above it, make the pipe repair, pressure test the line to confirm it's sealed, and then restore the concrete and flooring.
Repair options we offer:
Spot repair — fixing the specific break in the pipe
Pipe rerouting — running a new line through the walls or attic to bypass the damaged section entirely
Epoxy pipe lining — sealing the pipe from the inside for certain types of leaks
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Preventing Further Damage
One primary concern when facing plumbing problems is how to prevent any further damage. For instance, if you encounter a leaking faucet, turn off the water supply immediately to prevent any water damage. Similarly, if you notice water coming out from under the sink, try to dry up the area as soon as possible to prevent mold growth. We recommend that homeowners have a basic understanding of their plumbing system and where the primary shut-off valve is located. This way, during an emergency, you can turn off the water quickly before our technicians arrive.
Repair Techniques
We use state-of-the-art equipment and the latest techniques to repair all types of plumbing issues. For example, if you have a clogged drain, we use hydrojetting, camera inspections, and other tools to clear the blockage. For a leaking faucet, we inspect and change the washer, O-ring, or cartridge to fix the issue. For a burst pipe, we use pipe relining or repiping, depending on the severity of the damage. Whatever the issue, we provide a comprehensive solution that meets your needs and budget.
Options For Repairing a Slab Leak
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Once we locate your leak, we have several options. We can cut open your concrete slab, repair the leak, and pressure test it. Once the repair passes the test, we backfill the trench and repair the concrete. Then we replace the damaged flooring. Another option is to bypass the leaking pipe under the slab and re-route the pipes through the walls or attic. Lastly, there is epoxy pipe lining, which is essentially creating a new pipe inside your old pipe.