A stain on a ceiling is a symptom. The leak might be a supply pin-hole, a tub spout with no shower-valve seal, or a sewer weep two rooms over. We map moisture, listen, and camera before we open a wall — because drywall is easy to destroy and expensive to put back.
What we look for
- Unexplained spikes on the water bill
- Warm spots on a slab or the sound of water with every fixture off
- Musty baseboards and cupping wood floors
- A water heater pan that’s finally telling the truth
After we find it
You get a clear picture: isolated repair, a section of repipe, or a fixture rebuild. If your insurance carrier wants notes, we write them like a tradesman, not a novelist. Then we fix the pipe — not just the paint.
- Moisture mapping before drywall comes off
- Slab and in-wall supply leaks
- Insurance-friendly notes when you need them