There's a leak under your floor. We'll fix it with the least demolition possible.
There are two honest ways to fix a slab leak: open a small area of concrete and repair the pipe, or abandon that section and reroute the line. We quote both, explain the trade-offs, and restore what we open.
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What we're repairing and why it failed
- 01Pinholed copperHard water thins the pipe from within. The hot line goes first because heat accelerates it.
- 02Abrasion in the slabPipe cast into concrete rubs with every thermal expansion cycle until it wears through.
- 03Stressed jointsSoil movement common in Orange County and the South Bay pulls on rigid connections until one fails.
We diagnose first, then you choose
A spot repair is less expensive and keeps the system as designed, but it leaves the rest of the under-slab pipe in place. A reroute abandons that run overhead, costs more up front, and means this section can never leak again. We give you both numbers.
Spot repair under the slab
Best for a first leak with otherwise sound piping. Lower cost, one small opening, restored after.
Overhead reroute
Best for repeat leaks, aging copper, or when the leak sits under flooring you don't want opened.
See whole-home repipeFrom located leak to repaired and pressure-tested
- 01
Confirm the location
We verify the marked spot before opening anything, so the opening is where the leak is.
- 02
Written scope both ways
Spot repair and reroute prices, including patching and restoration. You choose.
- 03
Do the repair
Floors protected and dust contained. Concrete opened only as far as the repair needs, or the new line run overhead.
- 04
Test, patch, verify
Pressure tested, concrete patched and floor restored to the agreed scope, and we confirm the bill has stopped climbing.
You'll see the number before we start
Slab repairs are quoted in writing with restoration spelled out. What drives the price:
- Depth and location of the leak, and what flooring sits above it.
- Spot repair versus reroute, which changes both labor and materials.
- How much patching and floor restoration is included.
- Pipe material and whether adjacent sections should be replaced while open.
“They gave us the choice between repairing under the slab and rerouting, explained both honestly, and did the work exactly as quoted.”
Questions we get on the phone
For a first leak with sound piping, repairing the spot is usually the better value. If you've had one before, or the copper is old and thin, rerouting overhead ends the problem for that run instead of buying a few years.
Based in Cerritos, on the road across Orange County and the South Bay every day.
Based in Cerritos. Serving Orange County and the South Bay, most calls get a same-day slot.
The leak is under your floor. Let's fix it the least invasive way.
Call and a real person from the crew picks up. We'll walk you through spot repair versus reroute with real numbers.
There's a leak under your floor. We'll fix it with the least demolition possible.
Tell us what's going on. A real person from the crew calls you back with a straight answer and a flat price.
