Slab Leak Replacement

The slab leak is a water leak that occurs underneath a concrete slab. They may occur anywhere. It may be under the concrete slab of a parking lot, pavement, driveway, floor, or the basement of a commercial building.

Concrete slab leaks are caused by water mains, sewers, spiker pipes, etc. Rust can cause the pipe to leak on its own. Pressure from the surrounding environment can lead to the pipe being destroyed. This may be caused by pests or by tree roots. Under slabs, leaks are most commonly caused by tree roots. It doesn’t matter whether the pipe is metal, PVC, or any other type – they all degrade with time and may break as a result of external influences.

There’s no need to worry if your slab leaks. Buffalo NY Plumber has solved thousands of slab leak issues and replaced them appropriately to prevent any major damage from occurring. Our team of professionals can complete the task with ease since we have concrete cutting equipment. For removing the slab and repairing leaks underneath, we have all the necessary knowledge and equipment. As soon as the leak is fixed, strong, durable pipes will be installed to ensure that something similar doesn’t happen again. We will remove all the roots that caused the damage and repair the slab back in its original position so you won’t have to see the ugly cut concrete slab.

These are some of the obvious signs that you need slab leak replacement. When there are wet spots on the concrete, cold spots on the floor or particularly hot when it is hot water, that means that there is a slab leak. If you notice water from an unknown place and walking, the water has made its way to the slab and is leaking. If you have a slab leak, it is best to call Buffalo NY Plumber so they can perform a thorough leak detection and prevent any water waste and property damage.

Inspection is one of the most important things for slab leaks. Even if the slab leak is not for repair, it is important to have a plumbing inspection done as soon as you suspect it. An in-depth inspection can tell you a lot more and lighten your burden if you do not have a slab leak. Our replacement process will be as minimally invasive as possible if you do have slab leaks. As a general rule, we fix leaks using glue or smoldering, if that is the least invasive option. Repiping is only done if it is absolutely necessary, not just to charge you more. We will only cut out the small spot where the leak is located and not the entire concrete pavement.