Leaks can arise at almost any time and in almost any part of your plumbing system. Unfortunately, if not identified quickly, a leak can become a much bigger problem that can lead to extensive damage along with being expensive to repair. This is why water leak detection can be such an important service for homeowners and business owners. Through water leak detection and testing, a skilled professional will be able to conduct a thorough examination of your plumbing system. From there, they can quickly get to the source of any leaks that you may be experiencing so you can get the leak repair services you need to prevent these issues and to keep your plumbing system running as effectively and efficiently as possible. When you need water leak detection in Allen, TX or the surrounding area, the team at Thorough Plumbing is ready to help. Call today at 469-253-5530 to schedule your services.
Scheduling Leak Detection and Testing
It is always a good idea to regularly schedule services such as leak detection and plumbing video camera inspection. Services such as these give you greater insight into what is going on with your plumbing system so you can identify potential problems and keep your plumbing system in the best shape possible. However, there may be some times when you notice signs that indicate you may be experiencing a leak or a similar issue somewhere in your plumbing system, even if that leak is not readily identifiable.
For example, common signs of plumbing leaks include moist or wet areas appearing within your home or on your property. You may also notice that your water bills are higher than they typically are, or that the overall water pressure in your home is lower than it should be. Other things that may necessitate water leak detection services include noticing rusted or corroded pipes, water stains along your walls or ceilings, or the growth of mold and mildew in similar areas.
With our water leak detection and testing services, our plumbing professionals will be able to get to the source of the problems you are experiencing. From there, we can make recommendations for services such as leak repair or even whole house repiping that can get your plumbing system functioning properly again.
Reach Out Today
Our team of plumbing professionals is ready to help if you are interested in water leak detection in Allen, TX and the surrounding area. To schedule your services, reach out to us today at 469-253-5530.
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Thorough Plumbing conducted a static test on the home's sewer system at the double PVC cleanouts in the front flowerbed. The system held water for 15 minutes without loss, confirming no underground sewer breaks. Service performed in Allen, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing replaced a damaged water service line in Allen, Texas. The team ensured proper installation to restore clean and steady water flow to the property. This service improves plumbing reliability and prevents leaks or pressure issues in residential systems.
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Thorough Plumbing replaced a damaged yard service line in Plano, Texas. The team removed the failed section and installed new piping to restore water service. This work helped ensure reliable outdoor plumbing connections and prevented future leaks.
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A plumber in Carrollton, Texas located a pinhole leak in a hot water copper line. The technician opened drywall in the dining room to access the pipe, removed the damaged section, and completed the repair. This restored proper function and stopped water from leaking down the wall near the garage water heater.
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A plumber in Allen, Texas replaced a damaged seal in a sprinkler system caused by freezing. The technician installed a new part and advised raising the surrounding soil by 4 to 6 inches to improve insulation and help prevent future freezing.
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A plumber located and repaired a hidden wall leak near a staircase in Plano, Texas. The team opened sections of Sheetrock, traced the source to a pinhole in a pipe, removed the damaged segment, and completed the repair using soldering. This restored the system and stopped visible water flow through the wall.
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Thorough Plumbing replaced a leaking manifold hidden in the wall and connected seven individual 12 PEX water lines. The repair addressed water damage in both upstairs and first-floor bathrooms and bedrooms. This plumbing service was completed in Allen, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing rerouted a water line in Allen, TX, using Uponor piping with double insulation. The new layout connects the water heater to the washing machine, with a ¾-inch line extending to the kitchen and downstairs bathroom. The manifold at the heater was capped, leaving one ½-inch line leading upstairs.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a hot water line in McKinney, TX. The team isolated the line from the garage manifold to the washing machine manifold and capped it to restore partial service. Later, they rerouted the line through the attic with double-wall insulation to ensure proper function.
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A plumber in Frisco, Texas inspected a damp area on a carpet and baseboard near a guest room shower. They opened the wall and pulled back the carpet, then tested the shower for leaks with no issues found. The homeowner kept the carpet pulled back to monitor for moisture.
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THOROUGH PLUMBING repaired a leak at a tee on a water service line and sprinkler system connection in Allen, Texas. The issue included unglued PVC and root cluster interference. The service addressed 1-inch PVC pipe restoration for functionality.
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Thorough Plumbing completed the replacement of a main water service line with a pressure reducing valve (PRV) in McKinney, Texas. The project included installing boxes with rocks and valves for enhanced functionality.
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Thorough Plumbing completed a 55-foot main water line replacement in McKinney, Texas. The project involved replacing a leaking galvanized pipe with durable PEX, running from the valve box to the basement.
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Thorough Plumbing provided plumbing services in Plano, Texas. The team conducted a water pressure test on a guest bathroom toilet, confirming a PSI above 60 for over 15 minutes. Following the test, they replaced the supply line with a new one for optimal function.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a leaking galvanized hot water line beneath the slab in Plano, Texas. The team accessed the line behind a gas dryer, removed a damaged one-foot section, and installed two press couplings to restore water flow. Both water heaters were safely turned off before the repair began.
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A technician identified a water leak caused by the sprinkler system in Allen, Texas. The inspection focused on locating the source of the leak and confirming the malfunction in the sprinkler components. This service helps prevent water damage and ensures proper irrigation system function.
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Thorough Plumbing replaced a leaking galvanized main water line with a 55-foot PEX pipe from the valve box to the basement wall. This service was completed in McKinney, Texas. The work addressed exterior wall penetration and resolved water leakage into the basement.
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A plumber in Allen, Texas inspected water movement at a meter, shut off the double check, and confirmed a sprinkler line leak. During the visit, the plumber detected a gas smell, performed a pressure test, and found the home's gas line secure. The utility company was notified to address the leak on their side.
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Thorough Plumbing rerouted a leaking hot water line in Plano, Texas. Technicians identified multiple leaks beneath the floor, accessed damaged copper manifolds inside walls, and redirected the water line through the attic to the bathroom and kitchen. They installed new insulated piping to prevent future issues and restore full hot water functionality.
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A plumber in Allen, Texas identified a leak in the sprinkler system by observing water meter activity. They isolated the sprinkler line to stop the leak, rendering the system temporarily inactive. This action prevents further water loss and helps maintain system integrity until repairs are made.
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A plumber inspected a yard in Plano, Texas, to locate the source of a leak. The inspection identified the issue on the sprinkler side. The service was completed after regular hours.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a leak in a copper pipe set in concrete along an exterior garage wall. The repair used copper and PEX fittings to restore proper flow. This service took place in Plano, Texas.
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A plumber in Plano, Texas identified a ceiling leak in a downstairs guest bedroom and traced it to a leaking dryer vent. They removed wet sheetrock, stopped the leak, and advised the homeowner to contact an appliance repair technician.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired water damage near a guest bathroom, closets, and laundry room by accessing piping behind the washer. The team rebuilt a 3/4-inch copper manifold connected to the hot water line. This plumbing repair took place in Plano, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing identified a leak that occurs only when the dishwasher runs. The issue caused buckling wood floors and water damage to cabinets and sheetrock. The plumber recommended replacing the dishwasher to prevent further damage. Service location: McKinney, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing located a yard leak on the city side after testing the water lines. The issue was identified and isolated for repair. This service took place in McKinney, Texas.
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THOROUGH PLUMBING replaced faulty temperature and pressure relief valves on water heaters and confirmed the system was stable with no further leaks. This plumbing repair took place in Allen, Texas.
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A plumber in Plano, Texas inspected water intrusion near a patio wall shared by a washing machine and garage. They tested the sprinkler system, found a leak in zone two near the generator, and concluded capped zones under the patio may be causing pressure issues. They advised isolating irrigation zones and the washer to test drainage.
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THOROUGH PLUMBING identified a leak on the sprinkler pool side line in Allen, Texas. The team inspected the irrigation system to locate the source and confirmed the issue on a specific line.
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Thorough Plumbing raised cleanouts to foundation level and tested the plumbing system at 48 PSI for 15 minutes with no pressure drop. This inspection took place in McKinney, Texas, and confirmed stable pressure throughout the test.
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Thorough Plumbing installed a new brass flange and set a toilet in a guest hall bathroom at the front of a home in Garland, Texas. The service addressed fixture stability and ensured proper sealing between the toilet and the drain.
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A plumber in Allen, Texas found a leak under a bathtub on a 1/2-inch water line connected by solder to a 3/8-inch line feeding the faucet. The inspection identified the issue and prepared the site for necessary pipe repair or replacement.
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Thorough Plumbing identified and repaired a leak in a shared water line located in an attic space between condos in Plano, Texas. The plumber confirmed all internal fixtures were off, restored water pressure, and traced the source of ceiling damage to a neighbor's line, resolving the issue after access through plywood.
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Thorough Plumbing rebuilt a damaged kitchen drain and vent line in Plano, Texas, after confirming a wall leak. The team replaced five angle stops—two in the laundry room and three at the kitchen sink—and completed metal repairs on PVC drain lines from the kitchen and upstairs bedroom.
