Hardwood cupping in the hallway, a warm stretch of tile, or a water bill that doesn’t match how you live? Call or send a few details, and a local slab leak plumber will get back to you about pinpointing the leak under your Southlake home.
Don’t let anyone guess under good floors
In a Southlake house, what’s on top of the slab is usually worth protecting: wood floors that run room to room, stone tile, a kitchen you just redid. That’s why you want the leak located precisely before any floor comes up. Often the better answer is a reroute through the attic, and the floors never get touched at all.
Bigger houses mean longer pipe runs, so ask for prices on both a spot repair and a reroute. Sometimes they’re closer than you’d think.
Southlake will consider a credit, but the clock is running
Southlake Water Utilities offers residential customers a leak adjustment once in a rolling 12 months, covering up to two bills. According to the city’s leak adjustment page, you need a registered EyeOnWater account and invoices or receipts showing the leak was repaired, and the request has to be in within 90 days of the leak.
So don’t sit on it. Get it found, get it fixed, and keep the plumber’s invoice.
Where to start
- Need it found first: slab leak detection
- Want to keep the floors intact: pipe rerouting
- Filing a claim: insurance and slab leaks
Slab leak in Southlake? Call or send the details.