Plumbing Leak Repair in Upper Montgomery County

A plumbing leak is water escaping from a supply line, valve, fixture or drain connection. The stain or puddle is often some distance from the source.

We trace the water and check the affected fixtures before recommending a repair. A ceiling stain, a drip behind a toilet or a damp cabinet can point to a plumbing leak. The visible sign and the source may be in different places.

• Under-sink supply line and shutoff valve leaks
• Faucet, fixture and P-trap leaks
• Toilet base, wax ring and tank leaks
• Leaks traced down to a stain on the ceiling below
• Hose bib and outdoor spigot leaks
• Drips at accessible pipe joints and fixtures

• A stain, drip or warm spot with no obvious source
• A fixture or valve that has started to drip
• A water bill that climbed without a change in use
• A previous fix that did not hold
• A musty smell inside a cabinet or below a bathroom

A worn washer, a loose slip joint or a failed wax ring may be repairable. A split supply line, cracked fixture or badly corroded valve may need replacement. We trace the leak and explain the proposed work before you approve it, then test the repaired connections.

1. Describe What You See

   Where the water shows, when it appears, and any photos. That narrows the search before the visit.

2. Review the Written Price

   The source and the proposed repair or replacement are put in writing before you approve the work.

3. Repair and Confirm

   We make the repair, run water through the fixture or line, and confirm it holds before we leave.

Our work is backed by a one-year workmanship guarantee, covering defects in our own work, per the written terms you receive with the job.

This applies to home repair and home safety work. HVAC work is excluded.

• Shutoff Valve Replacement
• P-Trap Replacement
• Faucet Repair and Replacement
• Home Repairs