Veteran owned and operated
Find the leak. Fix it right.
High water bill, warm spot on the floor, the sound of running water? Get matched with an independent, TSBPE-licensed local plumber who can find and fix leaks under your slab.
Prefer to talk? Call or text (682) 350-3161
We connect you with independent, TSBPE-licensed local plumbers. We don’t perform the work ourselves, and we’re upfront about it.
Free to ask
Sending a request or calling is free, with no obligation. Any detection fee is explained by the plumber before they come out.
Licensed local plumbers
We match you with plumbers licensed by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. You can verify any license yourself.
Veteran owned and operated
A local, veteran-owned business focused on helping Fort Worth homeowners take the next step with confidence.
Signs you may have a slab leak.
Most Fort Worth–area homes sit on concrete slabs with water lines underneath. North Texas clay swells and shrinks with the seasons, and that movement wears on buried pipe. You rarely see the leak itself. You notice the clues.
- A water bill that rises with no change in use
- A warm spot on the floor, often on tile
- The sound of running water when everything is off
- Damp carpet, swelling wood floors, or loose tiles
- A water heater that seems to run constantly
How it works.
One short request, one local pro, no runaround.
- Tell us what’s happening. Use the form or call or text. Share what you’ve noticed and your city.
- We match you. We connect you with an independent, TSBPE-licensed local plumber.
- A local pro will reach out. They’ll talk it through, explain any fees, and schedule if you choose to go ahead.
Every kind of leak, explained.
Plain-language guides to what each job involves, so you can ask good questions and compare quotes.
- Slab Leak DetectionWarning signs, a meter test you can do today, and how plumbers pinpoint leaks under concrete.Learn more
- Slab Leak RepairSpot repair through the floor vs. tunneling under the foundation, with honest pros, cons, and cost drivers.Learn more
- Reroute & RepipeWhen it makes sense to stop patching and move water lines out of the slab for good.Learn more
- Water Line & Sewer LeaksYard service line leaks, cast iron drains, camera inspections, and hydrostatic tests.Learn more
- Water Damage After a LeakFirst steps, drying and mold prevention, and what insurance usually covers.Learn more
- FAQ: Signs, Costs, InsuranceStraight answers with sourced national cost ranges, not scare tactics.Learn more
Local to Fort Worth.
We focus on Fort Worth and nearby cities in Tarrant and Johnson counties, where slab homes on expansive clay make under-slab leaks common.
Nearby but not listed? Send a request with your ZIP and we’ll let you know.
Request a leak check.
Tell us what you’re seeing. We’ll match you with an independent, TSBPE-licensed local plumber, and a local pro will reach out to talk it through.
Leak detection itself is usually a paid service. National cost guides put it at roughly $150–$400 (Angi, 2026), and the plumber should tell you any fee up front. If water is actively coming in, shut off your main valve first.
Tell us what’s going on
Free to ask, no obligation.
Questions, answered.
Are you a plumbing company?
No. Fort Worth Leak Detection is a referral and matching service. We connect you with independent, TSBPE-licensed local plumbers; we don’t perform the work ourselves.
Is the leak check free?
Asking is free, and so is being matched with a local plumber. Electronic leak detection itself is usually a paid service, and the plumber should tell you any fee before coming out. Many plumbers provide repair estimates at no charge.
How soon will someone contact me?
After you send the form or call, a local pro will reach out to talk it through. If water is actively coming into your home, shut off the main valve and tell us it’s active.
Does insurance cover slab leaks?
Many homeowners policies cover sudden water damage and the cost of tearing out the floor to reach the pipe, but not the pipe repair itself. Policies vary, so check yours. Our FAQ covers the details.
Think you have a slab leak?
Tell us what’s happening at your home. A local pro will reach out to talk through next steps.
Request a Leak CheckOr call or text (682) 350-3161