Water bill in Keller jumped and you can’t figure out why? A warm spot on the floor, or the sound of water running when every faucet is off? Call or send a few details, and a local slab leak plumber will get back to you about finding it before it does more damage.
Every day it runs, you pay for it
A slab leak doesn’t slow down on its own. It’s on your water bill every month, and the water is soaking the soil under your foundation the whole time. When the pipe is under a slab, it doesn’t drip somewhere you can see. It just keeps going.
The fix usually starts with an hour or two of leak detection. Once the plumber knows which line it is and where, you get your options: open the floor at that spot, reroute the line through the attic, or, if this isn’t the first leak, a full repipe.
Talk to the city about the bill
Once it’s fixed, call Keller Utility Billing and ask whether the leak qualifies for a bill adjustment. Have the plumber’s invoice ready, with the date and where the leak was.
If water is bubbling up in the yard or the street, that may be on the city’s side. Keller Public Works dispatch answers 24/7 at 817-743-4200, per the city’s Public Works page.
Where to start
- Not sure it’s a slab leak: signs of a slab leak
- Floor is warm: hot water slab leaks
- Second leak in a few years: whole-house repipe
Slab leak in Keller? Call or send the details.