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Dr. Drip’s Leak Repair Service offers fast, reliable repair solutions for any kind of plumbing leak. Our technicians are certified and trained to handle the most complex repairs with utmost accuracy and safety. We employ the latest technology in leak detection equipment, so we can quickly identify and locate the source of any leak with precision. We assess the condition of the current plumbing system to decide whether a full-scale repair or a simple patch is necessary. Our skilled professionals take extra measures to ensure your satisfaction by cleaning up after the job is done.

Our goal is to ensure that you’re not just satisfied with your repair but delighted with it! Contact us today for all of your leak repair needs!

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Common Signs Of Possible Plumbing Leaks

  • Water pooling on floors, walls, or ceilings
  • Increased mold or mildew growth on walls and ceilings near pipes
  • Musty odors coming from areas with pipes
  • Sudden changes in water pressure when using appliances such as showers and toilets
  • Unusually high water bills
  • Visible stains from leaking water on walls

Repairing Plumbing Leaks

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Plumbing leaks can be difficult to detect, but some signs that you may have a plumbing leak include wet spots on walls, floors, and ceilings; discolored paint or wallpaper; musty odors in the affected areas; and higher than usual water bills

Common causes of plumbing leaks include faulty pipe connections, blocked drains, corrosion of pipes due to age or water chemistry, poor workmanship during installation, damage from freezing temperatures or earthquakes, tree roots growing into pipes, and excessive water pressure.

Depending on the severity and location of the leak and the type of pipe material involved, various repair methods may be used by your plumber including pipe patching or epoxy injection; cold welding; replacing sections of damaged pipe with new piping; relining existing pipes with epoxy resin sealant; and repiping entire sections with new piping materials. Your plumber will assess the situation and recommend the best solution for your needs.

You should turn off all water sources connected to the leaking pipe immediately in order to contain any further damage until a professional arrives at your home. Additionally, verify whether your house is insured against damage caused by plumbing issues so that you can make sure that you are covered in case there is any significant structural damage resulting from your leaking pipe(s).