Listening and pressure tests
A plumber isolates sections of pipe and watches the gauge. A drop shows a leak, and listening gear narrows down where it is.
A hose bib that leaks inside the wall, a damp floor or a water bill that climbs can mean a hidden leak. Call us, say where you see the signs, and a plumber tracks the leak down.
Our leak work reaches Commerce City and the cities around it.
A plumber isolates sections of pipe and watches the gauge. A drop shows a leak, and listening gear narrows down where it is.
Under-slab leaks may show as a warm patch of floor, dampness or water running when nothing is on. The plumber marks the exact spot, opens the floor there and mends the pipe.
When a pipe under the floor keeps failing, the plumber can run a new line overhead or inside a wall and retire the old one.
Between the meter and your wall, a leak may appear as soggy ground or as a meter dial still moving with every tap closed. The plumber tests the run and fixes the failed section.
A hiss with every tap off, a stain on a ceiling, a floor that feels warm, a musty smell or a higher water bill can each point to a leak.
South Adams County Water and Sanitation District was formed in 1951 and is a separate body from the city. A wet spot in the yard can come from a water line or a wastewater line, and the plumber finds out which before any digging.

Follow-up jobs include repiping, an emergency call and the homepage.
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
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