Water bill creeping up every month, a warm patch in the kitchen, or a carpet that’s damp along one wall? Call or send a few details, and a local slab leak plumber will get back to you about finding the leak under your North Richland Hills home.
Older plumbing leaks quietly
NRH has plenty of older homes, and old copper or galvanized under a slab can leak for months before anything shows on the floor. If the house has had one slab leak already, the rest of that pipe is the same age. Ask for a reroute or repipe price along with the spot repair.
Catch it on the meter
Turn off every faucet and appliance and watch the water meter for a few minutes. If it’s still moving, something’s leaking. The city’s Water Department page links to EyeOnWater for tracking your usage, and the Water Office at 817-427-6200 can help you set it up. A sudden jump in usage is often the first sign of a slab leak.
Keep the invoice
Once the leak is fixed, hold on to the plumber’s bill with the date and where the leak was, and ask the Water Office whether it qualifies for a bill adjustment.
Where to start
- Find the leak first: slab leak detection
- Drains, not water lines: sewer and drain under the slab
- Filing a claim: insurance and slab leaks
Slab leak in North Richland Hills? Call or send the details.