What we do
We connect you with independent, TSBPE-licensed local plumbers; we don’t perform the work ourselves. When you send a request or call, we match you with an independent local plumber who handles leak detection and repair in your area. A local pro will reach out to talk it through, explain any fees, and schedule if you choose to go ahead. If your main concern is drying out after a leak, we can point you toward an independent water damage restoration company instead.
Veteran owned and operated
We’re proud to be veteran owned and operated. That means a local business built on accountability and clear communication, without inventing a military branch, years of service, or personal names on this site. The focus stays on helping Fort Worth–area homeowners take the next step with confidence.
What we are not
- We are not a plumbing company, and we don’t perform leak detection or repairs ourselves.
- We do not publish a fake office address or pose as a storefront we don’t run.
- We do not post reviews, ratings, or statistics we can’t back up, or claim reviews that belong to another business.
- We do not set the price of any work. Pricing, permits, and warranties are between you and the pro you choose.
Why this site exists
Slab leaks are stressful. You can’t see the problem, the bill keeps climbing, and the first search results are often ads promising “free” detection that turns out not to be. North Texas clay soil and aging under-slab plumbing make these leaks common across Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Keller, Burleson, and North Richland Hills.
We built this site to give homeowners plain-language guides first, covering how leaks are found, how they’re repaired, when a reroute or repipe makes sense, yard line and sewer leaks, and what to do about water damage, plus an easy way to get matched with local help when you’re ready.
How we think about matching
Texas requires plumbing work to be done by or under a plumber licensed through the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners, and we match homeowners only with TSBPE-licensed plumbers. We still encourage you to check any plumber yourself on the TSBPE public license search and to get the scope of work in writing before anything starts.
Where we help
We focus on Fort Worth and nearby cities, including Arlington, Mansfield, Keller, Burleson, and North Richland Hills. Each city page covers what’s typical for homes there, like post-tension slabs in newer subdivisions or cast iron drains in established neighborhoods. If you’re nearby but not listed, send a request with your ZIP and we’ll tell you whether we can help.
What a request looks like
Most people reach out after noticing something small: a water bill that jumped, a warm spot on the kitchen tile, or a hissing sound at night. You don’t need to know what’s wrong. Tell us what you’ve noticed, your city, and the best way to reach you. If you’ve tried the meter test from our detection guide, tell us what happened, because it helps the plumber know where to start. If water is actively coming into the house, shut off the main valve first and say so when you contact us.
From there, a local pro will reach out to ask a few questions and explain any detection or service-call fee before scheduling. You’re never obligated to hire anyone.
Our sister site
Slab leaks and foundation problems often go together on North Texas clay. If you’re seeing cracks, sloping floors, or sticking doors, our sister site Fort Worth Foundation Fix helps homeowners request free foundation inspections.
How to reach us
Use the leak check request form, or call or text (682) 350-3161. Common questions are answered on our FAQ page.