Slab Leak Repair & Tunneling (DFW)
Slab Leak Repair Without Breaking Through Your Floors
When a water or sewer line breaks under your home’s slab, Plumber Near Me DFW repairs it by tunneling under the slab instead of breaking through your floors. A professional tunneling company digs to the damaged pipe from underneath, so your flooring and the rooms above stay in place while the line is repaired. We manage the whole job and you get one bill from us.
Free estimates. Book the next available appointment, often the same day. Call (940) 470-0118.
Have you noticed any of these signs of a slab leak?
- Warm Spots
- Unexplained Water Bill
- Sound of Running Water
- Cracks
- Damp Carpet
What we repair under the slab
- Water lines under the slab
- Sewer lines under the slab
How slab leak repair works
- Find the leak. Our leak detection pinpoints where the line is broken.
- Tunnel under the slab. A professional tunneling company digs beneath the foundation to the damaged pipe.
- Repair the line. We fix the water or sewer line at the break.
Slab Leak Repair FAQs
Do you break through the floor to fix a slab leak?
No. We tunnel under the slab to reach the pipe, so your floors aren’t broken up.
Who does the tunneling?
A professional tunneling company works for us as a subcontractor and digs under the slab; our plumbers repair the line. We manage the whole job and bill you once, so there’s no separate tunneling invoice.
Can you repair sewer lines under the slab, or only water lines?
Both. We repair water lines and sewer lines under the slab.
How soon can you come out?
You can book the next available appointment, and that’s often the same day.
Do you charge for an estimate?
No. Estimates are free.
Are slab leaks common in Dallas–Fort Worth homes?
Yes. Shifting soil, ground movement and aging plumbing put stress on pipes under the slab, especially in older homes.
Water or sewer line leaking under your slab?
Call us at 940-470-0118 for a free estimate.
Related services: leak detection and sewer & water line repair.
Serving Fort Worth, Denton, Lewisville, Keller and the rest of Dallas–Fort Worth.
