Mystery wet spot? Water bill spiked for no reason? Sage uses electronic leak detection, thermal imaging, and acoustic equipment to find the leak without tearing up your walls or floors first.
Book ServiceHidden plumbing leaks are sneaky and expensive. Water that doesn't immediately show as a puddle is still doing damage — to drywall, framing, flooring, and slabs. Sage uses non-invasive detection equipment (acoustic listening devices, thermal cameras, moisture meters, pressure testing) to pinpoint leaks before any demo work. Saves you money and saves your house.
Hidden leak somewhere. Could be slab, wall, or supply line. Don't ignore it.
Could be plumbing or roof. We can rule plumbing in or out within an hour.
Tank leak, supply leak, or relief valve issue. Treat as urgent.
Toilet running, supply leak, or worse. Find it before it becomes a flood.
Slab leak possibility. Common in older SWFL homes. Electronic detection finds it without breaking the slab unnecessarily.
Wax ring failure leaking under the toilet. Easy fix if caught early.
We listen to what you've noticed — bill change, water sound, visible damage — and start with the obvious checks.
Acoustic listening device pinpoints leaks under slab, in walls, behind tile. Thermal camera identifies temperature anomalies.
Once located, we mark the exact spot and explain access options (concrete cut, drywall cut, etc.).
Quote covers both the leak repair and any access work. You decide whether we proceed or you handle the demo separately.
Diagnostic visit with electronic detection: $250-$450 depending on complexity. Cost is often credited toward the repair if we do the work.
Yes — acoustic detection and pressure testing locate slab leaks with very little disruption. We mark the exact spot before any concrete cutting.
Depends on your policy and what caused the leak. Most policies cover sudden/accidental water damage but not gradual leaks or the repair of the failed pipe itself. Document everything and call your carrier.
A leak in the pressurized water supply line that runs under your home's concrete slab. Common in SWFL homes built before the early 2000s with copper supply lines.
Sometimes — re-routing the line through an attic or wall avoids slab work. We discuss options based on your home's layout and the leak location.
Fast. Even small leaks rot framing, encourage mold, and add up on water bills. The longer you wait, the more damage.
Pick a time online in 60 seconds — a real person from our team confirms it. Or call and we'll handle it on the phone.