Listening and pressure tests
We pressure-test the lines and listen along walls and floors to narrow the search. When a test points to one stretch, we open that spot and not the wrong one.
Water that is going somewhere it should not shows up as a stain, a soft floor, a hissing wall or a water bill that climbs. We find where it is leaking, open as little as we can and repair the line.
Leak calls are open to Dearborn homes and the nearby cities we serve.
We pressure-test the lines and listen along walls and floors to narrow the search. When a test points to one stretch, we open that spot and not the wrong one.
Water from a supply line under a concrete floor may leave nothing visible above it. We locate the leak, break open a small piece of the slab, and either repair the pipe or reroute it.
If a pipe has failed in several places, a new route can make more sense than another patch. The replacement line can run through the walls or the attic.
A wet patch in the yard or a drop in water pressure can point to a leak on the line to the house. We trace it and repair the pipe.
Warm patches on a floor, the sound of running water when nothing is on, a meter that moves with every fixture off and damp spots on a wall or ceiling are all reasons to call.
If the fix means disconnecting or installing a water line to the building, Dearborn sends that request to the Department of Public Works Water and Sewerage Division. We explain the step when we quote the job.

If pipes leak repeatedly, repiping may be the better fix, and a sudden break belongs under emergency calls. Every other service is on the homepage.
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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