Signs it's time to call
- Water stains on ceilings or walls
- A water bill that jumped for no reason
- Low water pressure in one fixture
- Musty smell or soft flooring
- Sound of running water when taps are off
- Rust-colored water from old pipes
How we handle it
Most Queens homes still have some original galvanized or copper piping. We use pressure testing and moisture meters to pinpoint leaks without tearing open more wall than we need to, then repair the section or recommend a repipe if the line is past saving.
What it costsMost leak repairs are quoted on the spot after a diagnosis visit. You approve the price before any work starts.
Common questions
Will you have to open my walls?
Only where the leak is. We locate it first so the opening is as small as possible, and we can recommend someone to patch the drywall.
Do you repipe older homes?
Yes. If a galvanized line is corroded through, replacing a run is often cheaper than chasing leaks every few months. We'll show you photos and give you both options.