Water Leaks
Water Leak Repair for Seattle, WA Homeowners’ Peace of Mind
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Are You Concerned About a Leak in Your Home’s Water Supply?
Addressing Common Water Leaks for Washington Homes
Faucet and toilet leaks represent the most common types of plumbing leaks our plumbers deal with daily. Leaks from faucets are typically straightforward to repair, but it largely depends on the type of faucet. Some homeowners are able to fix these water leaks without professional help, but our water leak company near Seattle is always here when you need us. Toilet leaks are usually more difficult to detect. If you suspect you may have a problem with the inner workings of your toilet, sink, or shower, please be sure to let our team know. Our plumbers will visit your home, inspect your system, identify any issues, and make any necessary plumbing leak repairs. Our expert leak repair services include:
- Toilet leak repair
- Faucet leak repair
- Shower leak repair
- Water heater repair
- Water line leak repair
- Outdoor faucet leak repair
- Slab leak repair
- Crawl space and basement leak repair
What Are Signs You Have a Water Leak in Your Home?
While water leaks aren’t pleasant to deal with, they can lead to severe structural damages, health concerns from mold, and escalating repair costs if ignored for too long. Aside from a leaky faucet that drips incessantly in the night when you’re trying to fall asleep or during the day when you’re trying to concentrate on work, most water leaks are difficult for homeowners to detect. That’s because many water leaks occur underground, beneath your floors, or inside your walls, meaning they may go years before being detected. We recommend checking your water meter often to see how much water your household uses for any signs of discrepancies. Checking the meter before you leave home for the day and when you return is the easiest way to detect if you have a water leak. After all, there shouldn’t be any water usage occurring when nobody’s home. Here are some warning signs you could have a hidden water leak inside your Seattle-area home:
- Mildew or mold growth
- Wet spots on your floors or walls
- Water stains on ceilings
- Higher-than-usual water bills
- Sounds of running water or groaning pipes
- Foundation cracks
- Peeling paint or wallpaper on your walls
- Sagging ceilings
- Reduced or inconsistent water pressure
- Rusty or corroded pipes