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How to Know If You Have a Hidden Water Leak at Home

How to Know If You Have a Hidden Water Leak at Home

A hidden water leak can quietly cause thousands of dollars in damage before you even notice a problem. From slab leaks under concrete to pinhole pipe leaks in your walls, these silent culprits can lead to mold growth, high utility bills, and structural issues.

 

Common Signs of a Hidden Water Leak

If you notice any of these signs, you could have a leak behind the scenes:

  • Unexplained high-water bills

    – Even a small leak can waste hundreds of gallons of water per month.

  • The sound of running water when no fixtures are on

    – If you hear it, investigate it.

  • Wet spots or discoloration on walls, ceilings, or floors

    – These often indicate a slow, steady leak.

  • Moldy smells or visible mildew

    – Especially in areas that should be dry.

  • Cracks in your foundation or sudden shifts in flooring

    – Could be caused by a slab leak.

  • Lush, green patches in your lawn

    – Often a sign of a leaking underground pipe.

 

What Causes Hidden Leaks?

Hidden leaks are commonly caused by aging pipes, shifting foundations, corrosion, poor construction, or extreme weather. They’re not always easy to find—but they’re important to fix.

 

Why Early Detection Matters

Left unchecked, hidden leaks can cause:

  • Damage to floors, drywall, and furniture
  • Mold and mildew growth
  • Compromised structural integrity
  • Increased water and energy costs

The sooner you detect the problem, the
cheaper and easier it is to fix.

 

At First Class Leak Detection, we specialize in locating hidden leaks without tearing up your property. Our advanced, non-invasive tools like acoustic sensors, thermal imaging, and tracer gas help us pinpoint leaks fast saving you time, money, and headaches.

 


Think you have a hidden water leak?
Don’t wait until it becomes a disaster. Call 732-253-4900 for a professional leak detection inspection at FirstClassLeaks.com

 

Icah Salo

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