Pressure assessment
Check whether a supply system is losing pressure.
Slab leak detection uses pressure, acoustic and moisture evidence to narrow leaks in supply lines beneath concrete foundations.

A suspected slab leak can present as warm flooring, unexplained water use or moisture near the foundation. Testing should connect those symptoms to a specific line and zone before disruptive work begins.
Check whether a supply system is losing pressure.
Listen for escaping water along accessible lines and surfaces.
Trace dampness and temperature differences around the suspected zone.
Use the findings to compare access and repair paths.
Share the signs, timing and location so the right equipment can be prepared.
A focused visual review maps the system and narrows the likely source.
Tests are selected for the material, access and symptoms found on site.
Understand the findings and choose the next step before work moves ahead.
A slab leak is a leak in piping beneath or within a concrete foundation system.
Often the search can be narrowed with pressure, acoustic and moisture testing before access is planned.
Start with the symptoms, the affected area and when you first noticed the change.