A slab leak can be an incredibly challenging and costly problem to deal with. Unfortunately, it isn’t always easy to identify when you may have a slab leak in your home. This makes slab leak detection an incredibly important service, as it can give you the opportunity to identify possible leaks before they lead to much more serious damage. However, once you do identify a slab leak on your property, you will need to schedule the slab leak repair necessary to protect your home and your property. There are many factors that must be taken into consideration, including finding someone with the skill and experience required to provide the complex repairs you need. If you’re seeking slab leak repair in Allen, TX or the surrounding area, our team can be there to provide the help you need. Give us a call today at 469-253-5530 to learn more about our services.
Scheduling Slab Leak Repair
It is important for any homeowner to understand what a slab leak is and why a slab leak can cause so many problems. Numerous water lines and pipes run beneath the concrete slab used as the foundation for homes, and slab leaks develop when these water lines and pipes are damaged.
Slab leaks can develop as the result of various factors including the age of the water lines and pipes and the corrosion that can occur with these water lines and pipes over time. They can also be the result of abrasion to water lines and pipes, which occurs when pipes rub up against the slab. Slab leaks are far more common with older pipes that are experiencing natural degradation along with wear and tear.
Signs that you may require slab leak repair include the presence of foul odors in and around your home, water damage to your floor, and moist spots on your flooring. You may also notice moist areas on the ground around your property, along with unusually lush grass. If you have noticed any of these signs and are wondering whether you may be experiencing a slab leak, you can schedule our slab leak detection service. Our professionals will use high-quality equipment to identify the presence of a leak and to determine where this leak is located. From there, we can proceed to provide you with the slab leak repair necessary to protect your property.
Reach Out Today
Whether you are seeking slab leak detection or slab leak repair in Allen, TX or the surrounding area, our team is ready to provide all the assistance you require. We can also be there to lend a hand with leak detection services for other parts of your property. To learn more or schedule your services, we invite you to call today at 469-253-5530.
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Thorough Plumbing located and repaired four hidden leaks in a home in Plano, Texas. Technicians rerouted a new hot water line behind the master sink, through the ceiling, and into a closet. They inspected all fixtures after repairs. Final testing confirmed the plumbing system was free of active leaks.
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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.
JEFF BATY
Thorough Plumbing in Allen, Texas, identified and resolved a hot water slab leak in the garage causing a water heater to run without producing hot water. This service ensures proper water heating functionality and leak resolution to prevent further damage.
JEFF BATY
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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Thorough Plumbing rerouted slab water lines in Plano, Texas. After locating a leaking one-inch pipe in concrete alongside other buried lines, technicians redirected all manifold lines under the beam. This eliminated the need for future slab access and prevented potential leaks. The service ensured cleaner routing and improved long-term pipe access.
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Thorough Plumbing completed a five-foot concrete tunnel to access a filtration system manifold in a garage in Prosper, Texas. Technicians removed and reconnected the main copper water line directly to the manifold with a valve. They identified corrosion on nearby copper and advised rerouting to prevent future leaks.
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Thorough Plumbing rerouted damaged copper water lines under a concrete slab in Allen, Texas. Technicians exposed and replaced the lines, rebuilt the manifold inside the bathroom wall, and restored full water flow. Repairs included new shut-off valves, supply lines, and a drain line replacement using PVC to address early root intrusion.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a pipe leak under a garage slab in Plano, Texas. Technicians excavated concrete to access damaged galvanized pipe. They replaced the failed section and rebuilt the water manifold using two new ¾-inch lines, brazed to both the feed and existing manifold connections to restore reliable water flow.
JEFF BATY
Thorough Plumbing installed a new 34 Type A Uponor line from the water heater with a shut-off valve feeding the laundry manifold. They also capped old water lines behind the laundry dryer and inside the first hall bathroom closet. Service completed in Plano, Texas.
JEFF BATY
A plumber rerouted a hot water line from the master shower to the master right lavatory sink. This service adjusted the water flow to improve utility access in the bathroom. The project took place in Allen, Texas.
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Thorough Plumbing repaired a cold water line beneath a slab in Allen, Texas by extending a tunnel to 14 feet. Technicians also fixed a separated sewer line for master tub sinks, installing a new P-trap and sanitary connection to a 3-inch PVC drain line before backfilling the tunnel.
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Thorough Plumbing rerouted a hot water line from the guest master bathroom’s tub and shower manifold to the water heater in Garland, Texas. The team ran new piping through the attic using Uponor materials and relocated the water heater to access a hidden manifold behind it.
