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Water Leak Detection in Greater Orlando

Hidden leaks can waste water and quietly damage floors, walls and foundations. Many Florida homes are built on concrete slabs, where a leak under the floor may not be obvious. Send a request and we will work to connect you with an independent plumber who offers leak detection.

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Leak Detection across Greater Orlando

Slab foundations are standard in most Central Florida homes, so suspected slab leaks are a common reason Orlando-area homeowners request leak detection.

Signs of a hidden leak

  • Water bill higher than usual with no change in use
  • Water meter moving when all fixtures are off
  • Warm spots on floors (possible hot water slab leak)
  • Damp drywall, musty odors or mold
  • Low water pressure or the sound of running water

How leaks are found

  • Meter and pressure testing
  • Acoustic listening equipment
  • Thermal imaging cameras
  • Moisture meters
  • Line isolation to narrow down the location

Try a simple meter test: turn off all water fixtures and appliances, note the meter reading, wait an hour and check again. Movement may indicate a leak. Know where your main shut-off valve is in case you need to stop the water quickly.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Options can include spot repair through the slab or rerouting the line. Your plumber can explain the pros and cons.

Coverage varies. Some policies cover resulting damage or access costs but not the pipe itself. Check with your insurer.

Do your homework

How to Check Your Contractor

Orlando Home Pros connects homeowners with independent providers. We do not perform the work or screen providers for you, so a few minutes of research before hiring is worth it.

1

Look up the state license

Search the business or license number on the Florida DBPR site at myfloridalicense.com and make sure the status is current. Your city or county may have its own requirements too.

2

Request proof of insurance

Ask for a certificate of insurance showing general liability coverage and workers' compensation (or a valid exemption), and check the dates.

3

Research reputation

Review the company's Better Business Bureau profile and read reviews across more than one independent website. Ask for a few recent local references.

4

Put it in writing

Collect written estimates and sign a written contract that spells out the scope, materials, total price, schedule and any warranty.

5

Keep deposits reasonable

Be cautious about paying a large amount before work begins. Link payments to finished milestones and keep receipts.

6

Confirm permits

Check with Orange, Seminole or Osceola County, or your city's building department, whether a permit is required, and make sure inspections are passed.

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