Seal Beach Leak Detection Services
Finding the source of leaking water is critical because of the damage that it can do to your Seal Beach, CA home. Sometimes leaks are not visible to the naked eye, but you might notice an increase in your water bill or lower pressure from your faucets. Call the electronic leak detection pros 24/7 at (949) 371-8413.
Our leak detection experts will arrive at your home on time and ready to deploy their expertise and inspection tools. The newest electronic leak detection technology allows us to locate the source of your leak without cutting holes in your walls or doing other damage. Walls, foundations, drain lines & more are no match for our leak test. Once we know where the issue is, our technicians can get the issue fixed fast.
Affordable Seal Beach Electronic Leak Detection
Leaks happen for a number of reasons from poor installation practices, structure settling and failure of old pipes that are not up to today’s standards. Even the smallest of leaks can escalate into a health hazard with mold growth, as well as an issue with the structural integrity of your home.
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Save Money with Seal Beach Pinhole Leak Detection
Helpful Tips:
If there is no water currently running in your home, but your water meter is moving – you likely have a hidden slab leak. Keeping an eye on your hot water heater – if it is running a lot more than usual, it may be time to contact a plumbing service.
If you need leak detection, Seal Beach residents can call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at (949) 371-8413 to schedule an appointment. We can locate any type of leak, whether it is an emergency job or a small pin-hole leak.
Specializing in Finding & Fixing Your Leak in Seal Beach
Seal Beach, CA 90740
About Seal Beach
With a population of just over 24,000 people, Seal Beach is one of the smaller cities located in the western part of Orange County.
Nature and outdoor lovers will be pleased to know that they can spend quality time at Seal Beach itself, the Seal Beach Pier and the Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge. At the Pier, there are a few stores and restaurants, as well as a kids’ playground, while a visit to the wildlife refuge will enable you to see the measures being put in place to preserve wetlands and endangered species from the area.
If you’d like to learn to surf, you’ll be able to sign up for lessons through the M&M Surfing School, which caters for kids and adults. Cycling enthusiasts will also be pleased to know that they can spend time casually pedaling along the seemingly never ending San Gabriel River Bike Trail.
