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Slab Leaks in Ocala, FL
One of the most severe types of plumbing leaks is the slab leak. It's challenging to detect and even harder to repair, making it unsuitable for amateurs or DIY enthusiasts. To locate and fix these leaks, which are situated in your home’s foundation slab, you need the expertise of the plumbers at Bayonet Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning. We've been providing quality plumbing services to families in Ocala, FL since 1977.
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- Back our work with two-year guarantees on all repairs
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If you suspect a slab leak in your home due to certain warning signs, don’t delay—contact our plumbers and let them handle the tough work. We take pride in delivering quality service, and our many satisfied customers can attest to that. Join our community of content homeowners for your next plumbing service.
Don’t sweat: call Bayonet! We’ll locate and fix your home’s slab leak.
What Is a Slab Leak?
A slab leak occurs in a pipe buried beneath the concrete slab that forms the foundation of a house. This type of leak poses numerous challenges that are not encountered with more typical plumbing leaks. The primary difficulty lies in accessing the slab leak to repair it. You certainly don’t want to start breaking up your concrete slab without proper cause.
Effective leak detection services are crucial when dealing with a slab leak. Cutting into a concrete slab to expose a pipe is difficult enough without going in blind. You need to know not only where the leak is but also the precise location of the pipes. This way, you avoid damaging the pipes while trying to expose the leak. Fortunately, our leak detection services are top-notch.
Signs of a Slab Leak
While it’s reassuring to know that our team can fix your slab leak in Ocala, FL, you might wonder how to identify a slab leak in the first place. After all, we can’t assist you unless you alert us to a problem. Here are some tips to help you determine if you have a slab leak on your property:
- Hearing water running when none is in use could indicate a slab leak.
- Unexplained spikes in water bills could result from water wasted by a slab leak.
- Hot spots on floors might suggest a hot water line slab leak.
- Water stains on carpets or around the base of walls could be due to moisture from a slab leak.
Contact Us for Slab Leak Detection and Repairs
The sooner a slab leak is fixed, the better. Unlike some problems that can wait, such as a leaky faucet, a slab leak can cause serious damage in a short time, especially since it has likely been present for a while before detection. If you have any suspicions, contact us immediately.