The initial process for a slab leak determination when it is not obvious usually consists of a series of tests on the different parts of the water line system. We need to rule out all other leak possibilities that are far less costly to repair. That is done by isolating and narrowing the scope along … [Read More]
Your various shut-off valves must be accessible and functioning properly. Below, these various valves are listed in order of importance:
Believe it or not, a true slab leak usually does not appear inside the home or cause damage to the interior of your house. In fact, it’s probably rare that a slab leak makes it to the floor or interior surface before you know that something is not right. Given an extended period of time … [Read More]
This is a super important topic, so we wanted it to be closer to the top of this discussion! Some insurance providers cover this repair and some do not. The important part that you need to ask your insurance company TODAY before you have any foundation or structural-related issues is: “Does my homeowner’s insurance policy … [Read More]
This one is important and could save you a lot of time, money, and inconvenience. If you smell gas or think that you might have a gas leak, this is our friendly advice to you… You should know that a slight gas smell near certain equipment that has a gas regulator is not uncommon. If … [Read More]
Every home has a main water shut-off valve. It is the most important shut-off valve in your home. Contrary to popular belief, it is NOT the shut-off valve inside your water meter box. To be clear, the round water meter box near the street is NOT where you should be turning off the water. This … [Read More]
