If the leak is just a drip, a bucket might suffice until you can fix the problem. However, if the leak is more of a "flow" and has potential to cause serious damage, shut off the water appliance that's leaking; if that's not possible, locate and shut off your main water valve. And if water is flowing near electrical outlets, turn off the electricity to keep yourself safe. Then, call a professional. Regardless of why your pipes are leaking, they might need expert attention to fix long-term. Plumbing issues don't fix themselves — they only get worse with time. Handling them earlier rather than later can save time and disruption to your everyday life.

While we can’t fight with your water supply company or city representatives, we can help you with any issues related to your pipes to increase water pressure in your home. We always make sure we know what we’re getting ourselves into before we start digging underground or pulling apart your plumbing. We send in our fiber-optic video line to find the problem areas so we know exactly where to go. Major causes of low water pressure are: Water supplier Issues, The Main House Shutoff Valve Isn’t Open All the Way, The Pressure Regulator is Failing, The Pipes Are Corroded, or Your Pipes Are Leaking. Whether you want to know the root of your pressure problems or you’re ready for us to tackle your plumbing head-on, contact us today!