Hidden leaks are our specialty. We trace them to the source, stop the damage, and fix it right the first time. Serving all of Shelby County, 24/7.
Not all leaks show themselves. Some run behind walls, under slabs, or through crawl spaces — quietly driving up your water bill and causing structural damage for months before you notice anything visible. By the time you see a wet spot, mold growth, or warped flooring, the damage may already be significant.
This is where our diagnostic approach makes a difference. We don't guess — we follow the evidence. We use pressure testing and systematic isolation to trace leaks to their exact source, even when they're hidden.
Watch for these clues that something is wrong behind the scenes:
Once we find the leak, we repair it permanently — not with a patch that lasts six months. Common repairs we handle:
Water damage compounds fast. A slow slab leak ignored for six months can crack a foundation, destroy flooring, and grow significant mold — turning a $500 repair into a $15,000 remediation. We treat leak calls as urgent because they are.
If you have any reason to suspect a leak, call us. An assessment costs you almost nothing compared to what a missed leak can cost. We're available 24/7 throughout Shelby County.
Questions? We answer the phone.
Call (205) 671-5049Classic signs: warm or wet spots on the floor, a sudden spike in your water bill, the sound of running water when everything is off, or cracks in your foundation or tile. If you suspect a slab leak, call us — this is one of the higher-stakes repairs to delay.
Turn off every fixture in your home — every faucet, toilet, appliance, outdoor hose. Find your water meter (usually near the street) and watch the leak indicator dial (a small triangle or star). If it's spinning, water is moving through the system and you have a leak somewhere.
A simple supply line or fixture connection repair runs $100–$250. Pipe leak repairs in accessible areas (under sinks, in basements or crawl spaces) are typically $200–$500. Slab leaks cost more due to the access work involved — usually $1,000–$3,000+ depending on location and extent.
Yes. We access wall cavities carefully, make the repair, and minimize the opening needed. We'll show you exactly what we're opening and why before we start. Drywall patching is typically handled by a separate contractor.
Yes — we're available 24/7 for leak emergencies throughout Shelby County. If you have a burst pipe, active flooding, or a leak causing immediate damage, call us right away at (205) 671-5049.
Call or text Professor Plumb — licensed, local, and available 24/7 throughout Shelby County.
