Residential Leak Detection & Repair

Professional & Reliable Home Leak Detection Services

It can be tough to find a leak in your plumbing. If you suspect that you have a leak in your home, it might be coming from any number of sources. From a visible leak from a pipe, wall, floor, or ceiling to one hidden deep inside the maze of pipes in your home, whichever is the case, Silver State’s got your back with our residential leak detection and repair solutions. Our skilled technicians can find and repair any plumbing leak on your property, large or small, giving you back your peace of mind. Contact us today if you think your home may be under threat of hidden water leaks.

Why Is My Plumbing Leaking?

Some of the most common reasons you may have a leak in your plumbing include:

A Clogged Drain

Clogged drains often begin with the gradual buildup of hair, grease, and soap residue. Over time, these materials slow the flow of water, creating pressure that seeks release. Water, restricted by the obstruction, finds weak points in the plumbing system and forces its way through cracks or joints, which can lead to a water leak. Small, hidden water leaks may go unnoticed at first but eventually cause structural damage. This combination of blockages and increased strain on pipes accelerates wear and tear, making an otherwise minor issue much more significant.

A Loose Pipe

Loose pipes often emerge when fittings become worn or improperly secured during initial installation. Vibration from everyday water use can shift connections, which weakens joints and disrupts stability. The smallest shift may cause gaps in pipe connections, allowing water to escape. What begins as a minor drip may quickly evolve into a significant leak and cause further damage to its surroundings.

Water Pressure That Is Too High

Excessive force strains pipes, fittings, and fixtures beyond their intended capacity. The continuous force against joints and valves weakens the structure of plumbing systems over time, often leading to leaks. This hidden pressure may not seem like an immediate issue, but the eventual wear can cause mounds of destruction. When left unchecked, the force can even lead to bursting, requiring immediate repair. High-pressure water flow impacts not only the integrity of pipes but also household fixtures, further compounding the risk of long-term complications.

Corrosion & Rapid Temperature Changes

Corrosion often originates when plumbing materials react to the minerals and chemicals flowing through the system, creating vulnerabilities. When rapid changes in temperature occur, the expansion and contraction of pipes can exacerbate these weak spots. Such fluctuations create stress within the structure of the piping, which may weaken seals and connections. As this continues, the affected areas may eventually begin to leak, especially where corrosion has already reduced the pipe’s integrity. This combination of factors can transform a minor vulnerability into a significant issue requiring prompt attention.

Shifts in Your Home’s Foundation Over the Years

Shifting soil beneath your home can put stress on the foundation, leading to cracks or uneven surfaces. These movements, whether caused by seasonal changes in moisture or natural settling, can disrupt the integrity of underground plumbing. As the foundation shifts, pipes may be bent, stretched, or even broken, resulting in hidden leaks that worsen with time. The gradual deterioration of these pipes can go unnoticed until water damage becomes evident, requiring significant repairs. Even minor shifts in the ground can trigger enough stress to disturb plumbing systems, leaving homeowners with unexpected repair needs.

Benefits of Fixing a Leak:

• Lower your water bill
• Reduce the chances of rotting materials
• Stop mold growth
• Protect the structural integrity of your home
• Address respiratory issues, such as allergies and asthma