Leaks you cannot see
A leak hidden from view has to be found before anyone can fix it. Describe what you spotted and in which room or yard, and we connect you with a plumber.
Leak Detection and Slab Leak Repair in Vista
A wet patch on a wall, a floor that feels warm, a water meter that moves with everything turned off or a yard that stays soggy can all point to a leak. Call and tell us what you see, and we connect you with a local plumber.
Leaks under a slab are a different job from leaks in a wall, and Vista’s handout has its own say on repairing a leak.
How leaks get found and fixed
Leaks under a slab
Slab leaks are handled by a plumber who works on them. Say which rooms feel warm or damp and ask about the options for your house.
Rerouting a failed line
Replacing a run of a failed buried line can make more sense than repairing it, and the repiping page covers that choice.
Yard line leaks
Water that surfaces in the yard or a lawn that stays wet along one stripe can mean a leak in the line outside. Tell us where the ground stays wet.
Signs worth a call
A water bill that climbs, water running with every tap off, damp drywall, a musty smell or one lawn patch that stays soggy all justify a call.
Repairing a leak and the permit rules
Vista’s handout on work exempt from building permits lists two kinds of repair. One is fixing leaks in pipes, valves or fixtures. The other is taking out a water closet and putting it back. Once the repair involves or requires replacing or rearranging valves, pipes or fixtures, the exemption no longer holds.
A line beyond patching is replaced under repiping. If water is already everywhere, the emergency call page is the place to start. For any other Vista plumbing trouble, call us.
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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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