Water Leak Repairs in Charlotte, NC

Types of Leaks We Fix

Our plumbers are well-equipped to handle a wide range of water leaks, ensuring that your plumbing systems are running efficiently and preventing any potential damage to your property. And since water leaks can vary in severity and origin, we offer comprehensive water leak repair services in Charlotte, NC, and beyond.

Pipe Leaks

We can swiftly repair pipe leaks, whether minor pinhole leaks or major ruptures. We use the right materials and techniques, ensuring the integrity of your plumbing system is fully restored, preventing water waste and potential property damage.

Faucet and Fixture Leaks

Dripping faucets and fixtures are a common nuisance. Our experts swiftly address these issues by repairing or replacing faulty components to prevent potential mold or mildew growth in your living space.

Toilet Leaks

Running toilets can be a major source of water waste. We can efficiently fix these issues by identifying and repairing leaks within the toilet tank, flapper, or fill valve. With our water leak repair technicians on the job, you can enjoy optimal water usage, reduced utility costs, and no further worries about a continuously running toilet.

Water Heater Leaks

Leaking water heaters can lead to significant damage if not addressed promptly. We can repair or replace water heaters, whether the issue is with the tank, pressure relief valve, or other components.

Sewer Line Leaks

Sewer line leaks can lead to foul odors and pose health hazards. Our water leak detection specialists excel in locating and repairing these leaks, eliminating unpleasant smells, and preventing further damage. Your sewer system will operate effectively, and your property will remain sanitary.

Slab Leaks

Slab leaks are one of the hardest leaks for a homeowner to detect. They are underneath the concrete and generally don’t show themselves for a very long time. Fortunately, our water leak repair company excels in pinpointing the exact location of the leak. Once the faulty pipe is found, we’ll replace the plumbing and get your system back up and running in no time.

Yard Leaks

Every home has a water line that is either connected to a private well or the city’s water supply. The line is typically buried 18 inches under the ground, as required by North Carolina plumbing codes. For this reason, it may take some time before you notice that you have a leaking pipe somewhere on your property. The good news is that we can provide fast repairs. We even offer emergency leak repairs, so you don’t have to wait for normal business hours to get the leaking pipe fixed.

Solutions for Improving Your Plumbing’s Lifespan & Preventing Leaks

While our water leak repair services are here for Charlotte, NC, homeowners in times of emergencies, our technicians are dedicated to helping you find solutions that prevent leaks from occurring in the first place. We recommend the installation of water leak detectors, pressure-reducing valves, well switches and tanks, and water heater expansion tanks.

Water Leak Detectors

Discovering a water leak in your home can be a stressful and costly experience. The key to avoiding such mishaps is to be proactive, and with the Flo Smart Water Monitor and Shutoff, you can do just that. This innovative technology allows you to monitor and secure your home’s water from your smartphone. You can receive live updates on flow rate, pressure, and ambient temperature, giving you full control from anywhere. Flo by MOEN can also automatically shut off your water valve when it detects a leak, whether you’re home or away.

To expand your home’s protection and prevent the need for emergency leak repair, pair your Flo device with Smart Leak Detectors, which monitor for weather and appliance-related leaks. Our expert technicians can help you install these water leak detectors. We offer installation services for two connection sizes, ¾” and 1”. Don’t hesitate to contact us to safeguard your home and finances from water damage.

PRV (City Water Only)

A pressure-reducing valve (PRV) is required in any new home. This valve will bring your home’s water pressure down to the acceptable range of 65 to 80 psi, preventing unnecessary strain on your piping. We recommend installing the PRV in front of your city meter in its own meter box with a shutoff. This will protect the entire line going into your home, along with the fixtures inside the house.

Well Switches & Tanks

Wells bring water into homes by using well pumps, bladder tanks, and pressure switches. The pump brings up the water, the bladder tank holds a certain amount of water and keeps it pressurized, and the well switch kicks on and pushes that water to you at a given psi. If your well system is missing any of these components or has worn parts, you must get them replaced or repaired right away. Otherwise, you could end up with costly water leaks. We recommend having your well system thoroughly inspected every two years.

Expansion Tank

A water heater expansion tank is an apparatus used to limit the pressure caused by thermal expansion. When your water is heated, it expands, raising the pressure and putting more strain on the heater. The expansion tank absorbs this increased pressure due to its balloon-like components. If you need an expansion tank, don’t hesitate to contact our water heater installation team.