Fast, accurate leak location for homes and businesses
Leak Detection in College Park is what we do every day. From historic homes near Main Street to new builds off Camp Creek Parkway, our technicians use acoustic leak detection equipment and thermal imaging cameras to pinpoint hidden water line leaks, slab leaks, and pool leaks without tearing up your yard. We have served Georgia since 2000.
Years serving College Park
26
Leaks located
5,000+
Response time
Same day
College Park's housing stock ranges from 1920s bungalows to brand-new construction. That variety means we see everything: corroded copper pipe in older homes, failing PVC pipe joints in newer builds, and irrigation system leaks in both. The city's clay soil shifts with our wet winters and dry summers, stressing underground lines. Add in the busy rental market near the airport, and you get a high demand for accurate leak detection. We serve this city because our tools and experience match its specific needs.
We started serving College Park in 2000, back when we were a small plumbing outfit working out of a single truck. Word spread after we found a slab leak in a home near the Golf Club that three other companies had missed. Since then, we have grown into a dedicated leak detection team, but we still treat every College Park customer like a neighbor. Many of our first clients are still with us today.
If you suspect a leak in your College Park home or business, we have the right tools and training to find it. From water line leaks to gas leaks, we cover every type of hidden plumbing leak. Our team arrives in fully stocked trucks, ready to diagnose and often fix the problem on the spot.
We locate water leaks in College Park homes using acoustic listening devices and pressure testing gauges. Whether it's a pinhole leak in a copper pipe or a failing joint in PEX tubing, we pinpoint the source without unnecessary demolition. Common in older homes near the Historic District.
Pool leaks in College Park often go unnoticed until the water bill spikes. We use leak detection dye and pressure testing to find leaks in pool plumbing, liners, and equipment pads. Serving pools in Camp Creek and other neighborhoods with private pools.
Slab leaks are common in College Park due to shifting clay soil. We use thermal imaging cameras and acoustic equipment to locate leaks under concrete slabs without breaking the foundation. We then recommend the best repair method, often epoxy pipe repair or rerouting.
Underground water leaks can waste thousands of gallons in College Park. Our team uses pipe locators and tracer gas leak detectors to find buried leaks in water lines and irrigation systems. We mark the exact spot before any digging begins.
From dripping faucets to hidden leaks behind walls, we handle all plumbing leak detection in College Park. Using moisture meters and video pipe inspection cameras, we find leaks in PVC, CPVC, and copper pipe. We serve both homes and businesses.
Roof leaks in College Park often appear after heavy summer storms. We use infrared cameras to detect moisture intrusion in attics and ceilings. Our team can trace the leak to its source, whether it's flashing, shingles, or a vent boot.
Gas leaks are dangerous. Our certified technicians use electronic leak detectors and tracer gas to find gas leaks in College Park homes and businesses. We follow OSHA safety standards and Georgia gas codes. If you smell gas, call us immediately.
Sewer line leaks in College Park can cause sinkholes and backups. We use video pipe inspection cameras to inspect sewer lines and locate breaks or blockages. We then recommend trenchless repair options when possible.
The main water line in College Park homes can develop leaks due to age or soil movement. We use acoustic leak detection equipment and pressure testing to find leaks in the main line. We can often repair the line without replacing the entire pipe.
Irrigation leaks waste water and drive up bills in College Park. We use pressure testing and visual inspection to find leaks in sprinkler heads, valves, and underground lines. We can repair or reroute the system to stop the waste.
Water Leak Detection · College Park
Water leak detection in College Park protects homes from hidden moisture damage. Our certified technicians use acoustic listening and thermal imaging to pinpoint leaks behind walls, under floors, and in ceilings. We serve neighborhoods like Old Town, Berwyn Heights, and University Park, where aging pipes and fluctuating temperatures create frequent leak risks. Early detection saves thousands in repairs and keeps your water bill stable.
We deploy sensitive acoustic microphones to hear water escaping behind drywall and under concrete slabs in College Park. This non-invasive method works well in mid-century homes near the University of Maryland, where copper pipes often develop pinhole leaks. By isolating the exact sound frequency, we avoid unnecessary demolition and confirm the leak location before any repair begins.
Infrared cameras detect temperature differences caused by hidden water, making thermal imaging ideal for College Park basements and crawl spaces. In older brick homes around Lakeland, we scan walls and ceilings to map moisture trails without cutting into finishes. This approach finds slab leaks and slow drips that visual inspections miss entirely.
We isolate sections of your plumbing and pressurize them to identify leaks in supply lines. For College Park properties with mixed pipe materials, this test distinguishes between a failing joint and a pinhole leak. Results guide targeted repairs, ensuring you only pay to fix the actual problem, not guesswork.
Pool Leak Detection · College Park
Pool leak detection in College Park keeps your swimming pool ready for summer. We find leaks in liners, plumbing, and equipment before they cause structural damage or skyrocket water bills. From backyard pools in College Heights to community pools near Paint Branch, our technicians use dye testing, pressure checks, and electronic listening to locate hidden leaks fast.
We inject non-toxic dye around fittings, lights, and skimmer throats to spot suction leaks in College Park pools. This simple visual test reveals tears in vinyl liners and failed gaskets that cause water loss. It works quickly on both above-ground and in-ground pools, even when the leak is tiny.
For pools with buried return lines, we isolate and pressurize each circuit to find breaks. College Park's clay soil shifts seasonally, cracking rigid PVC pipes. Our pressure test pinpoints the failing line without digging up your entire deck, saving time and landscaping.
Pump seals, filter valves, and heater connections often leak without visible puddles. We inspect all equipment pads in College Park, checking for drips and corrosion. A worn O-ring or cracked housing can waste hundreds of gallons weekly, so we replace faulty parts on the spot when possible.
Slab Leak Detection · College Park
Slab leak detection in College Park addresses one of the most destructive plumbing problems. A leak beneath your foundation can warp floors, crack tiles, and spike water bills. Our team uses thermal imaging and acoustic sensors to locate slab leaks without breaking concrete. We serve homes in Berwyn, University Park, and around College Park Metro, where shifting soil and aging pipes are common culprits.
Infrared cameras reveal temperature variations caused by hot water leaking under your slab. In College Park, this helps us trace the leak path across concrete floors in ranch-style homes. We mark the exact spot before any cutting, minimizing disruption to your living space.
We place sensitive microphones on the floor to hear water escaping from pressurized lines. This method works well in College Park's older homes with copper pipes under slab. By comparing sound levels, we narrow the leak to a small area, often within a few inches.
Once located, we recommend targeted access through a small hole rather than jackhammering the entire room. For College Park homeowners, this preserves expensive tile and hardwood. Our repair plan includes rerouting the line if the slab has repeated failures.
Underground Leak Detection · College Park
Underground leak detection in College Park finds water escaping from buried pipes before it erodes soil or floods your yard. We use electronic listening, tracer gas, and ground-penetrating radar to trace leaks under lawns, driveways, and sidewalks. Whether you're near the College Park Airport or in the residential pockets of Berwyn Heights, our non-destructive methods protect your landscape.
We amplify the sound of water escaping from underground lines using sensitive microphones. In College Park, this works best at night when ambient noise is low. We walk the property, noting where the sound peaks, then mark the leak for excavation.
For plastic pipes that don't transmit sound well, we inject a safe hydrogen-nitrogen gas mixture. It escapes at the leak and we detect it at the surface. This method is ideal for College Park irrigation and water service lines buried deep under clay soil.
GPR sends radar pulses into the ground to create a picture of buried utilities. In College Park, this helps us avoid damaging gas and electrical lines while searching for water leaks. We combine GPR with acoustic data to confirm the leak location before digging.
Plumbing Leak Detection · College Park
Plumbing leak detection in College Park covers every pipe and fixture inside your home. From dripping faucets to hidden leaks behind shower walls, we find the source fast. Our licensed plumbers use video inspection, pressure gauges, and moisture meters. We serve College Park neighborhoods like Old Town and Lakeland, where older homes often have galvanized pipes prone to corrosion.
We feed a tiny camera through your drain lines to spot cracks, root intrusion, and corrosion. In College Park's older homes, this reveals failing cast iron or galvanized pipes before they burst. The footage helps us recommend repair or replacement with confidence.
Pinless moisture meters scan walls and ceilings for elevated water content. We use them in College Park bathrooms and kitchens to find slow leaks behind tile and under sinks. Early detection prevents mold growth and structural rot.
We attach gauges to your plumbing system and monitor pressure drops. A steady loss indicates a leak in the supply side. For College Park homes with copper or PEX, this test quickly narrows the problem to a specific zone.
Roof Leak Detection · College Park
Roof leak detection in College Park protects your home from water damage after heavy rain or snow. We inspect shingles, flashing, vents, and chimneys for signs of intrusion. Using moisture meters and infrared cameras, we trace leaks to their source, even if the stain appears far from the actual breach. We serve College Park neighborhoods with older roofs and historic homes.
Thermal cameras detect temperature differences caused by wet insulation and drywall. In College Park attics, we scan the underside of roof sheathing to map water trails. This non-invasive method locates leaks before they cause visible stains or mold.
Most roof leaks start at flashing, vents, or chimney collars. We carefully examine these junctions on College Park homes, looking for cracked sealant, rust, or loose nails. Even a small gap can let in gallons of water during a storm.
We use pin-type and pinless meters to measure moisture content in rafters and insulation. In College Park's older homes, this reveals chronic leaks that have been feeding mold for months. Mapping the wet zone helps us target repairs without replacing the entire roof.
Gas Leak Detection · College Park
Gas leak detection in College Park is a safety-critical service. We use combustible gas detectors and pressure tests to find leaks in natural gas and propane lines. If you smell gas near your home in Berwyn Heights or College Park Woods, call us immediately. Our technicians respond fast, locate the source, and make safe repairs to protect your family.
We use calibrated detectors to sniff out gas along pipes, valves, and appliances. In College Park, this includes checking furnace connections and water heater fittings. The detector alerts us with an audible alarm when gas is present, allowing precise localization.
We isolate sections of your gas line and pressurize them with inert gas. A drop in pressure indicates a leak. For College Park homes with buried propane tanks, this test verifies the underground line without digging.
Loose fittings on stoves, dryers, and heaters are common leak points. We inspect all connections in College Park homes, tightening or replacing faulty connectors. A soap bubble test confirms a tight seal after repair.
Sewer Line Leak Detection · College Park
Sewer line leak detection in College Park stops wastewater from contaminating your yard and foundation. We use video cameras to inspect pipes for cracks, root intrusion, and joint failures. If you notice soggy patches or sewage odors near your home in Old Town or Berwyn, our team can pinpoint the leak without digging up your entire lawn.
We push a high-resolution camera through your sewer line to see blockages and cracks. In College Park's older clay pipes, tree roots often force their way in at joints. The footage shows us exactly where the leak is and how severe the damage.
We blow non-toxic smoke into the sewer line and watch for it escaping through the ground. In College Park, this reveals breaks under driveways or patios. It's a fast, low-cost way to confirm a leak before excavation.
We flush colored dye through your system and track where it surfaces. For College Park homes with suspected sewer leaks, this test confirms the connection between a pipe break and a wet spot in the yard. It's simple and definitive.
Water Line Leak Detection · College Park
Water line leak detection in College Park finds leaks in the main service line between your meter and home. A leak here can waste thousands of gallons and damage your foundation. We use acoustic listening and pressure testing to locate the break without unnecessary digging. Serving College Park neighborhoods like Lakeland and College Heights, we restore your water service fast.
We walk the path of your water line with sensitive microphones, listening for the hiss of escaping water. In College Park, this works well for copper and galvanized lines under lawns. We mark the loudest point as the likely leak location.
We shut off the main and pressurize the service line to see if it holds. A pressure drop confirms a leak between the meter and house. For College Park properties, this test distinguishes a line leak from internal plumbing issues.
Once located, we dig a small access hole rather than trenching the entire yard. In College Park, this preserves mature trees and expensive landscaping. We repair the line and backfill, leaving your yard nearly untouched.
Irrigation System Leak Detection · College Park
Irrigation system leak detection in College Park keeps your lawn healthy without wasting water. A hidden leak in your sprinkler lines can drown plants and spike your water bill. We use pressure testing and visual inspection to find broken heads, cracked pipes, and faulty valves. We serve College Park neighborhoods with both new and older irrigation systems.
We isolate each zone of your irrigation system and pressurize it. A drop in pressure indicates a leak in that zone. For College Park lawns, this quickly narrows the problem to a specific line or head without digging up the whole yard.
We walk your property checking each sprinkler head for geysers, low pressure, or pooling water. In College Park, clay soil often shifts and cracks rigid PVC pipes. A visual check catches obvious leaks and points us to the hidden ones.
Leaking valves waste water even when the system is off. We inspect the valve box in College Park yards for cracked diaphragms and loose solenoids. A faulty valve can cause constant seepage, so we test each one and replace as needed.
When you call us for leak detection in College Park, we start by asking about your symptoms: high water bill, wet spots, sound of running water. Then we dispatch a technician with the right tools. In older neighborhoods like Historic College Park, we often use acoustic leak detection equipment to listen for leaks in copper pipe. In newer areas with PEX tubing, we rely on thermal imaging cameras and pressure testing gauges. We follow Georgia State Plumbing License requirements and local codes. Parking can be tight near the airport, so we plan our routes carefully. We work efficiently to minimize disruption to your home or business.
We use acoustic leak detection equipment and thermal imaging cameras to locate pinhole leaks without opening walls. Once found, we repair the section with new copper or PEX tubing, using proper fittings and solder.
We use pipe locators and tracer gas leak detectors to pinpoint underground leaks. We then repair the line, often using flexible PEX tubing to better handle soil movement.
We use leak detection dye and pressure testing to isolate pool and irrigation leaks. For water line leaks, we use ultrasonic leak detectors that can hear through the noise of the high water table.
We provide leak detection services throughout College Park, from the Historic District to Camp Creek and beyond. No matter where you are, we can get to you quickly and find your leak.
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Pro Leak Detection found a slab leak in our home that two other companies missed. They used a thermal camera and had it located in under an hour. The repair was quick, and our water bill is back to normal. Highly recommend for anyone in College Park.
— James T.
We had a pool leak that was driving us crazy. Pro Leak Detection came out the same day and found the leak with dye testing. They fixed it fast and even showed us how to prevent future issues. Great service.
— Maria S.
Our restaurant had a sewer line leak that was causing problems. The team from Pro Leak Detection was professional and efficient. They used a camera to find the issue and repaired it without closing us down. Thanks!
— David R.
These are real examples of how we have helped College Park residents and businesses find and fix leaks. Each case shows our commitment to accurate detection and lasting repairs.
A homeowner in Historic College Park noticed a spike in their water bill but no visible leaks. They suspected a slab leak.
We used thermal imaging cameras and acoustic leak detection equipment to locate a hot water slab leak under the kitchen floor. We then rerouted the line through the attic to avoid breaking the slab.
The water bill dropped by 40% the next month, and the homeowner avoided a $5,000 slab repair.
A property manager near the airport had a pool that was losing two inches of water per day. They needed to find the leak before the busy rental season.
We used leak detection dye and pressure testing to identify a cracked return line. We repaired the line with epoxy pipe repair and tested the system.
The pool stopped losing water, saving the property manager an estimated 10,000 gallons per month.
A restaurant on Old National Highway had a persistent sewer smell and slow drains. They feared a sewer line leak.
We used a video pipe inspection camera to find a root intrusion and a cracked pipe. We repaired the pipe with a trenchless liner and cleared the roots.
The smell disappeared, and the restaurant passed its health inspection with no issues.
If you notice any of these signs, you likely have a leak that needs professional attention. Ignoring them can lead to costly damage and high water bills. Our team can find and fix the leak fast.
A sudden spike in your water bill often indicates a hidden leak. In College Park, this could be a slab leak or an underground water line leak. The sooner you call, the less water you waste.
Damp patches on your floor or walls can signal a plumbing leak behind the surface. In older College Park homes, this is often a corroded copper pipe. It can lead to mold if not addressed quickly.
If you hear water running but nothing is on, you have a leak. This is common with toilet flappers or underground lines. Our acoustic equipment can pinpoint the source.
A musty odor in your home can indicate a hidden leak feeding mold growth. In College Park's humid climate, mold spreads fast. We can find the leak and prevent further damage.
Shifting soil from a leak can cause cracks in your foundation or driveway. This is a serious sign of an underground leak. We use pipe locators to find the leak and prevent further structural damage.
College Park's climate and building stock create specific leak challenges. From clay soil to aging pipes, here are the most common problems we see and how we solve them.
Why it happens here
Many College Park homes were built before 1980 with copper pipes under the slab. The clay soil shifts, causing pipes to rub against concrete and develop leaks.
Our approach
We use thermal imaging cameras and acoustic equipment to locate the leak without breaking the slab. We then reroute the line or repair the pipe with epoxy.
Why it happens here
The main water line from the meter to your home is buried in clay soil. Over time, soil movement and corrosion cause leaks that waste water and drive up bills.
Our approach
We use pipe locators and tracer gas to find the leak. We then repair the line, often using flexible PEX tubing to withstand future soil movement.
Why it happens here
Pools in Camp Creek are often surrounded by landscaping that can hide leaks. The high water table in this area can also mask leaks, making them harder to detect.
Our approach
We use leak detection dye and pressure testing to isolate the leak. We repair the plumbing or liner and test the pool to ensure it holds water.
Why it happens here
College Park's hot summers mean irrigation systems run frequently. Leaks in valves, sprinkler heads, or lines can waste thousands of gallons.
Our approach
We pressure test the system and visually inspect for leaks. We repair or replace faulty components and adjust the system for efficiency.
College Park's climate affects when and how leaks occur. Here is what to expect each season and how to prepare.
Spring rains saturate the clay soil, which can shift and stress underground pipes. We see an increase in water line leaks and irrigation leaks as systems are turned back on.
Tip
Check your irrigation system for leaks before the first watering. Look for soggy spots in the yard.
Hot, dry weather causes soil to contract, which can pull pipes apart. Pool leaks are also common as pools are used more. High water bills from irrigation leaks are frequent.
Tip
Monitor your water bill for spikes. If you have a pool, check for water loss of more than 1 inch per day.
Cooler weather brings relief, but leaks from summer stress may become apparent. Falling leaves can clog drains, leading to sewer line issues.
Tip
Schedule a plumbing inspection before winter. Clear leaves from drains and gutters.
Freezing temperatures are rare in College Park, but when they occur, pipes can freeze and burst. This leads to water line leaks and slab leaks.
Tip
Insulate exposed pipes and disconnect garden hoses. If you suspect a frozen pipe, call us before it bursts.
Common questions before hiring a Leak Detection in College Park
Most leak detection jobs in College Park run $250 to $600, depending on the type and location of the leak. Slab leaks and underground leaks are on the higher end because they require specialized equipment. We provide upfront pricing before we start.
A typical leak detection takes 1 to 2 hours. Complex cases, like slab leaks or underground leaks, may take 3 to 4 hours. We work efficiently to minimize disruption to your day.
Yes. We use non-invasive tools like acoustic leak detection equipment and thermal imaging cameras to locate leaks without demolition. We only open walls or floors if necessary for the repair.
If you smell gas, leave the house immediately and call 911. Then call us at +1 (888) 682-0578. We use electronic leak detectors and tracer gas to find and fix gas leaks safely.
Yes, we offer same-day and emergency service seven days a week. Call us at +1 (888) 682-0578 for urgent leaks. We prioritize emergencies like burst pipes and gas leaks.
College Park is a compact city with a mix of residential and commercial areas. We use local landmarks to orient our technicians and plan efficient routes. Whether you are near the Georgia International Convention Center or the College Park Golf Course, we know how to get to you fast.
Georgia International Convention Center
A major event venue, the GICC is a hub for commercial leak detection. We have served many businesses in this area, from hotels to restaurants.
College Park Golf Course
This historic golf course is surrounded by homes with irrigation systems. We often detect irrigation leaks here, especially after dry spells.
Woodward Academy
A private school in College Park, Woodward Academy is a landmark we use to navigate to nearby residential neighborhoods. Many of our customers live in this area.
Old National Highway
This busy commercial corridor has many restaurants and retail stores. We provide leak detection for these businesses to prevent water damage and high bills.
Main Street District
The historic Main Street area has small businesses and offices. Leaks in these older buildings can be tricky, but our acoustic equipment finds them without disruption.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
The airport is a major landmark. We can access nearby properties via airport roads, but we plan for traffic delays during peak hours.
College Park MARTA Station
This transit hub connects College Park to Atlanta. We use it as a reference point for scheduling, as traffic can be heavy around the station.
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We maintain the highest standards of professionalism and compliance to serve College Park residents.
Don't let a hidden leak drive up your water bill or damage your property. Call Pro Leak Detection today. We have served College Park since 2000 and have the tools and experience to find your leak fast. One call and we're on our way.