Central New Jersey Leak Detection Services

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Plumbing leaks are one of the most dangerous plumbing problems your home can face. While a burst pipe or fixture can cause an incredible amount of damage in a short amount of time, the majority of plumbing leaks are actually incredibly small. In fact, they’re so small that you likely don’t even know they exist unless they’re somewhere obvious like in one of your fixtures. If you have a pinhole leak in a pipe running through your walls or beneath the slab your home is built on, you need to be able to find it and fix it quickly, and that’s what the central New Jersey leak detection team from Bailey Plumbing Heating Cooling can do. We offer professional leak detection services that are accurate, reliable, and fast so you can have your answer right away.

Bailey Plumbing Heating Cooling has always sought to earn the total and complete satisfaction of our customers by doing things the way they should be done. We treat every customer with respect and professionalism because it’s what they expect, and we go the extra mile to deliver services that exceed their expectations. We’re not only reliable, but fast as well—we offer same-day service with a smile, and will always get the job done right the first time. When you have a leak, we use sophisticated equipment to find it, allowing us to create a plan to fix it right the first time. We’re proud to be family-owned and operated, and that means you can expect personable service that takes a genuine interest in seeing your home or business fixed properly and brought back to working as normal.

Let Bailey Plumbing Heating Cooling help you find your leak and get it fixed! Call (800) 717-1793 today to schedule a leak detection service. We offer same-day availability!

How Do Plumbing Leaks Form?

Plumbing leaks can form for a number of different reasons. Much like drain clogs, leaks are one of those issues that are simply unavoidable—no matter how well you care for your plumbing system, a leak will happen eventually. However, unlike clogs where the cause is fairly straightforward, if unavoidable, leaks can happen for a wide variety of reasons. Some of these reasons are preventable, while others simply can’t be avoided. Still other causes of leaks are as a result of something that a homeowner simply can’t avoid, no matter how much they might try to counteract it.

Leaks can happen in water lines and faucets for a variety of reasons, including:

• Your water pressure is too high
• Your pipes are aging
• Your pipes have suffered significant corrosion
• Your water is poor-quality, leading to pH that’s too high or too low
• Your main water lines are too small, resulting in excessive strain
• You have hard water, leading to scale buildup in water lines

Leaks in exposed areas are generally easy to spot and fix, however not all leaks are in these easy and convenient areas. It’s not unheard of for leaks to form in hidden places, including in pipelines that run through your walls and even in the concrete slab beneath your feet that your home is built on. A slab leak is a devastating problem that requires substantial skill and knowledge to be able to address properly, as it could require considerable upheaval of your home. No matter where your leak might be, you can count on Bailey Plumbing Heating Cooling to find it and provide you with a quality repair solution.

How We Detect Leaks

Here at Bailey Plumbing Heating Cooling, we’re trained and proficient in a number of different leak detection methods, including tried-and-true as well as cutting-edge procedures and processes. Our tools are all highly-maintained and continually tested to ensure accuracy and peak functionality, and our team members are regularly trained and educated on how to use them properly so they can serve you better.

One of the easiest ways to detect if you have a leak is by using what we call the “meter test.” You can even do this test yourself: start by going around your home and turning off every water tap and fixture you have, including your water heater, toilets, sinks, and more. Once you are certain everything is turned off, go to your water meter and see if it continues to turn. If it does, you more than likely have a leak, and you should call a professional right away to have it addressed.

Think you have a plumbing leak? Contact Bailey Plumbing Heating Cooling and get an answer you can depend on!