Water Leak Detection and Testing in Allen, TX

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Identifying Leaks in Your Home

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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Leak in ceiling of guest bedroom downstairs. Opened up wet sheetrock and found dryer vent leaking. Recommended an appliance repair person come out. stopped leak for customer.
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Water damage in hallway by master bedroom guest bathroom, closets, laundry room, not sure how far it went and called dry force for remediation. Cut into sheetrock behind washer. Rebuilt 34 copper manifold in the wall. Hot water line comes down and feeds manifold.
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Thorough Plumbing recently handled a kitchen leak issue in McKinney, Texas. The team discovered that the leak occurred only when the dishwasher was running. This had caused the wood flooring to buckle and rise around the kitchen island, sink, and refrigerator. Water was also pooling under the sink base and soaking into the sheetrock and cabinets. They recommended replacing the dishwasher to prevent further damage. Thorough Plumbing's experts provided a detailed assessment to ensure the kitchen remains safe and dry.
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Thorough Plumbing tackled a yard leak for a customer in Plano, Texas. After thorough testing, the leak was found to be on the city side. This detailed inspection ensured proper identification and resolution of the issue, preventing further damage.
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In McKinney, Texas, Thorough Plumbing expertly handled a water heater issue. They noticed slight movement on the meter and water dripping from the temperature and pressure (t&p) pipe outside the home. The team replaced the old temperature and release valves on the water heaters and tested the home to confirm no further movement. This service ensures the water heater operates safely and efficiently.
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On August 13, 2024, in Dallas, Texas, our expert plumbing team responded to a water issue. Water was noticed at the corner of the patio near the washing machine wall and garage. The problem area includes a downspout from the second floor connecting to the first-floor gutter. There was slight growth on the wall and between the bricks, but no active water was detected at the time. Using the sprinkler system, we identified a leak on zone two at the generator. Zones five and six might be under the patio and capped off. We recommended the customer test the zones and washing machine drain individually.
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Went out to detect where the leak is and found on the sprinkler pool side line.
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On June 17, 2024, Thorough Plumbing performed a reliable plumbing test in [City], [State]. They recorded 48 PSI with no pressure drop. The raised cleanouts were located in the front flowerbed to the foundation level. Thorough Plumbing tested the home for about 15 minutes and observed no drop in pressure, ensuring the system's integrity. This check shows their dedication to providing thorough and accurate plumbing inspections.
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Guest hall bathroom at front of home installed new brass flange and set toilet
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Found leak under tub on 12 water line that has been soldered to 38 line for the faucet.
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Water off to home and property. Ceiling damage where water has come through. After cutting hole through plywood in ceiling found space between roof, like an attic space. Turned on water to full pressure and verified all toilets and faucets were off. No water ever showed in home but was able to determine that water lines to neighbors attached condo was in the closed attic space and a repair was made on neighbors side. This seems to be the source of the leak on Christmas eve
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Did isolation test on kitchen sink drain line to determine whether or not there’s a leak in the wall. Was able to determine there is and will have to rebuild drain and vent set. Also we are changing out three shut off valves at the kitchen sink and one elsewhere. On return trip we replaced five angle stops two in the laundry room and three on the kitchen sink and metal repairs on PVC pipe from kitchen sink and from upstairs bedroom
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