We find hidden leaks fast, fix them right, and test before we leave.
Leak Detection in Dallas starts with listening, not guessing. Our technicians use acoustic leak detection equipment and thermal imaging cameras to pinpoint hidden plumbing leaks behind walls, under slabs, and beneath your yard. We have served Dallas and Paulding County since 2000, and we know how this area's clay soil and shifting foundations create slab leaks and underground water line breaks. One call, and we will find the source.
Years serving Dallas
26
Leaks located
4,200+
Average response time
Under 2 hours
Dallas is a mix of 1970s ranches, 1990s subdivisions, and brand-new builds, and each era has its own leak patterns. Older homes on copper pipe develop pinhole leaks in the walls. Newer construction on PEX tubing often has fittings that were not crimped tight enough. The clay soil under both moves with every wet and dry cycle, which is why slab leaks and underground water line leaks are so common here. We also serve a lot of pool owners in the Seven Hills and Bentwater areas who call us when they are adding water every week. Paulding County keeps growing, and we keep up with it.
We opened our doors in 2000 and started running leak calls in Dallas the same year. Back then, most of our work was in the older neighborhoods around the downtown square and along Main Street. As the county grew, so did we. We added pool leak detection in the early 2000s when the first big swim communities went in off Cedarcrest Road. We brought in thermal imaging and acoustic equipment as the technology improved. Twenty-six years later, we still work Dallas every week, and a lot of our calls now come from customers whose parents used us first.
Dallas homeowners call us most often for slab leaks, pool leaks, and underground water line breaks. The clay soil here is the main culprit. It swells after a wet spring, shrinks in a dry summer, and pulls pipes apart at the joints. If you have noticed a spike in your water bill or a warm spot on the floor, we can find out why. We run every job with electronic leak detection equipment and a pressure testing gauge to confirm the repair before we leave.
We find hidden water leaks in Dallas homes using acoustic leak detection equipment and a moisture meter. Common spots include behind shower walls in the older homes near the downtown square and under kitchen sinks in the 1990s subdivisions off Highway 278. We trace the line, mark the spot, and confirm with a pressure test.
Dallas pool owners in Seven Hills and Bentwater call us when they are adding more than two inches of water a week. We use leak detection dye and pressure testing on the skimmer lines, return lines, and light niches. Most pool leaks we find here are in the plumbing, not the shell, and we locate them without draining your pool.
Slab leaks are our most common Dallas call. The clay under your foundation moves, and copper pipe in homes built before 1995 does not. We use acoustic listening equipment and a thermal imaging camera to find the hot spot under the slab. We mark the exact break point so the repair crew cuts one hole, not five.
Underground water line leaks in Dallas usually show up as a soggy patch in the yard or a spinning water meter with everything off. We use a pipe locator and tracer gas leak detector to follow the line from the meter to the house. We find the break in the yard without digging up your whole landscape.
Hidden plumbing leaks inside Dallas homes can run for months before you see water. We check supply lines, drain lines, and the joints behind walls with an electronic leak detector and a video pipe inspection camera. If your water bill jumped and nothing is visible, this is the service you need.
Dallas gets heavy spring storms and the occasional summer hail event. Roof leaks show up as ceiling stains in the older two-story homes near Main Street. We trace the water path from the attic down, check flashing and vent boots, and use a moisture meter to confirm how far the water traveled before it showed on your ceiling.
If you smell gas in your Dallas home, get everyone outside and call us from a safe distance. We use a tracer gas leak detector and an electronic leak detector to check gas lines, fittings, and appliance connections. We test every joint after the repair and do not leave until the reading is zero.
Sewer line leaks in Dallas often start at the clay-to-PVC transition just outside the foundation. We run a video pipe inspection camera through the line to find cracks, root intrusion, and offset joints. If your drains are slow and you smell sewer gas in the yard, we can tell you exactly where the break is.
The water line from the meter to your Dallas house is the most common place for an underground water leak. We use a pipe locator to map the line and acoustic equipment to listen for the break. Most of these leaks are under the front yard between the meter and the foundation, and we find them without excavation.
Dallas irrigation systems take a beating from the clay soil and the freeze-thaw cycles in January and February. A broken zone valve or a cracked lateral line can waste thousands of gallons a month. We pressure test each zone, check the backflow assembly, and find the break with acoustic equipment before we dig.
Water Leak Detection · Dallas
Water leak detection in Dallas requires an understanding of the city's aging infrastructure and extreme weather. From the historic homes of Old East Dallas to new builds in Uptown, hidden leaks can waste thousands of gallons and cause costly damage. Our certified technicians use advanced acoustic and thermal imaging to pinpoint leaks without unnecessary demolition, saving you time and money while protecting your property.
Unexplained spikes in your water bill, damp spots on walls, or the sound of running water when fixtures are off often indicate a hidden leak. In Dallas, shifting clay soils can stress pipes, leading to leaks beneath slabs or in walls. Early detection prevents mold and foundation damage.
We employ non-invasive tools like acoustic listening devices, thermal cameras, and pressure testing to locate leaks accurately. This approach is ideal for Dallas homes with slab foundations, where digging blindly can be destructive. Our technology minimizes disruption and ensures precise repairs.
Dallas's expansive clay soil and temperature swings cause pipes to shift and crack. Older neighborhoods like Oak Cliff have galvanized pipes prone to corrosion, while newer areas may have installation defects. We tailor our detection methods to these local conditions for reliable results.
Pool Leak Detection · Dallas
Pool leak detection in Dallas is essential for maintaining a healthy swimming pool amid the city's hot summers and shifting soils. A leak can lead to excessive water usage, chemical imbalances, and structural damage. Our specialists use pressure testing, dye tests, and electronic leak detection to find and fix leaks quickly, keeping your pool ready for year-round enjoyment.
If you notice water levels dropping more than normal, unexplained algae growth, or saturated spots around the pool deck, you likely have a leak. Dallas's intense sun and clay soil can cause pool shells and plumbing to crack. Early detection saves water and prevents costly repairs.
We use specialized equipment like hydrophones and pressure gauges to locate leaks in pool plumbing, lights, and skimmers. For Dallas pools, which often run year-round, finding leaks fast is critical to avoid pump damage. Our methods are accurate and non-destructive.
After detection, we offer tailored repair solutions, from patching liners to replacing underground pipes. In Dallas, proper chemical balance and regular inspections can prevent future leaks. We also advise on soil stabilization to protect your pool from ground movement.
Slab Leak Detection · Dallas
Slab leak detection in Dallas is critical due to the city's expansive clay soils that shift with moisture changes, often causing pipes beneath foundations to crack. These hidden leaks can lead to foundation damage, high water bills, and mold growth. Our team uses advanced acoustic and thermal technology to locate slab leaks accurately, minimizing disruption to your home.
Look for warm spots on floors, unexplained increases in water bills, or the sound of running water when fixtures are off. In Dallas, these signs often indicate a slab leak. Ignoring them can lead to severe foundation issues, so prompt detection is key.
We use electronic leak detection, thermal imaging, and pressure testing to pinpoint leaks under slabs without breaking concrete. This is especially important in Dallas homes where preserving foundation integrity is paramount. Our methods are precise and efficient.
Once located, we recommend repair options like rerouting pipes or tunneling to access the leak. Dallas's soil conditions require careful planning to avoid future issues. We also offer foundation assessments to ensure your home remains stable.
Underground Leak Detection · Dallas
Underground leak detection in Dallas is essential for finding hidden leaks in water and sewer lines before they cause extensive damage. The city's aging infrastructure and shifting soils can lead to pipe failures beneath lawns and streets. Our specialized equipment detects leaks without digging, saving you from costly excavation and water waste.
Soggy patches in your yard, unexplained high water bills, or a drop in water pressure often signal an underground leak. In Dallas, these leaks can erode soil and undermine foundations. Early detection prevents landscape damage and reduces water waste.
We use acoustic listening devices, ground-penetrating radar, and tracer gas to locate underground leaks accurately. This non-destructive approach is ideal for Dallas properties with extensive landscaping. Our tools pinpoint the leak so repairs can be targeted.
Dallas's clay soil expands and contracts, stressing underground pipes. Older areas like Oak Lawn have cast iron pipes prone to corrosion, while newer developments may have PVC joints that fail. We understand these local factors and tailor our detection accordingly.
Plumbing Leak Detection · Dallas
Plumbing leak detection in Dallas helps homeowners and businesses identify hidden leaks in their water and drain systems. From historic homes in Munger Place to modern high-rises, plumbing leaks can cause mold, structural damage, and high utility bills. Our licensed technicians use advanced tools to find leaks fast, ensuring your plumbing system operates efficiently.
Leaks often occur at pipe joints, fixtures, and water heaters. In Dallas, hard water can accelerate corrosion, leading to leaks in copper and galvanized pipes. Regular inspections can catch these issues before they escalate into major repairs.
We employ video camera inspection, pressure testing, and moisture meters to locate leaks in walls, ceilings, and floors. For Dallas properties with slab foundations, we use non-invasive methods to avoid unnecessary demolition. Our approach is thorough and precise.
Dallas's temperature fluctuations can cause pipes to expand and contract, leading to leaks over time. We offer maintenance plans that include leak checks and pipe insulation. Preventing leaks saves money and extends the life of your plumbing system.
Roof Leak Detection · Dallas
Roof leak detection in Dallas is vital given the city's severe storms and intense heat that can damage roofing materials. A small leak can lead to ceiling stains, mold, and structural rot. Our experts use moisture meters, infrared cameras, and visual inspections to find roof leaks quickly, protecting your home from further damage.
Water stains on ceilings, peeling paint, and damp attic insulation are common signs of roof leaks. In Dallas, hail and high winds often loosen shingles, creating entry points. Early detection prevents costly interior repairs and mold growth.
We use infrared thermography to detect hidden moisture in roof decks and insulation. This technology is effective for Dallas homes with flat or low-slope roofs, where leaks can be hard to spot. Our inspections are thorough and non-invasive.
Dallas's extreme weather, from scorching summers to freezing winters, takes a toll on roofs. We assess damage and recommend repairs or replacements that withstand local conditions. Proper maintenance can extend your roof's lifespan and prevent leaks.
Gas Leak Detection · Dallas
Gas leak detection in Dallas is a critical safety service for homes and businesses. Natural gas leaks can cause health issues, explosions, and environmental harm. Our certified technicians use combustible gas detectors and pressure testing to locate leaks in gas lines and appliances, ensuring your property is safe and compliant with local codes.
A rotten egg smell, hissing sounds near gas lines, or dead vegetation in your yard can indicate a gas leak. In Dallas, aging infrastructure increases risk. If you suspect a leak, evacuate and call us immediately for emergency detection.
We use electronic gas sniffers and soap bubble tests to pinpoint leaks in pipes, fittings, and appliances. For Dallas properties, we also inspect gas meters and underground lines. Our tools ensure accurate detection without guesswork.
After locating a leak, we follow strict safety protocols to repair or replace damaged components. Dallas building codes require licensed professionals for gas work. We provide documentation for compliance and ensure your system is leak-free.
Sewer Line Leak Detection · Dallas
Sewer line leak detection in Dallas is essential for preventing sewage backups, foul odors, and environmental hazards. The city's older sewer systems and tree root intrusions can cause leaks and blockages. Our team uses video camera inspection and smoke testing to locate sewer line leaks accurately, keeping your property clean and safe.
Slow drains, sewage odors, and soggy spots in your yard are common indicators of sewer line leaks. In Dallas, these issues often stem from root infiltration or cracked pipes. Prompt detection can prevent costly repairs and health hazards.
We insert high-resolution cameras into sewer lines to identify cracks, blockages, and root intrusions. This method is ideal for Dallas homes with mature trees, where roots frequently invade pipes. The footage helps us plan targeted repairs.
Depending on the leak, we may recommend trenchless repair or pipe lining to avoid excavation. Dallas's soil conditions and landscaping require careful consideration. We offer durable solutions that restore your sewer system's integrity.
Water Line Leak Detection · Dallas
Water line leak detection in Dallas is crucial for identifying leaks in the main water supply lines that run from the meter to your home. These leaks can waste thousands of gallons, damage foundations, and spike your water bill. Our technicians use acoustic and pressure testing to locate leaks precisely, minimizing disruption to your property.
A sudden drop in water pressure, a spinning water meter when fixtures are off, or wet spots in your yard can signal a water line leak. In Dallas, shifting soils can cause pipes to crack. Early detection prevents water waste and landscape damage.
We use listening devices and correlation technology to pinpoint leaks without digging. This is especially beneficial for Dallas properties with driveways or landscaping over the water line. Our methods are fast and accurate.
After locating the leak, we can repair or replace the damaged section of pipe. Dallas's clay soil requires proper bedding to prevent future leaks. We use durable materials and techniques to ensure a long-lasting fix.
Irrigation System Leak Detection · Dallas
Irrigation system leak detection in Dallas helps maintain a healthy landscape while conserving water. Leaks in sprinkler lines can waste thousands of gallons and cause uneven watering, leading to dead patches. Our specialists use pressure testing and visual inspection to find leaks in valves, pipes, and heads, ensuring your system runs efficiently.
Look for constantly soggy areas, low water pressure in sprinklers, or a spike in your water bill. In Dallas, these signs often indicate a broken sprinkler head or cracked pipe. Early detection saves water and keeps your lawn healthy.
We perform zone-by-zone pressure tests and visual checks to locate leaks. For Dallas properties with large yards, this systematic approach ensures no leak is missed. We also inspect valves and backflow devices for hidden issues.
After detection, we repair or replace faulty components and can upgrade to water-efficient nozzles. Dallas's watering restrictions make efficiency vital. Our solutions help you comply with local regulations and reduce water waste.
Every Dallas leak call starts the same way. We ask what you have noticed, then we test. We hook a pressure testing gauge to the system and watch it hold or drop. If it drops, we know there is a leak. Then we listen. Acoustic leak detection equipment picks up the sound of water escaping a pipe, and a thermal imaging camera shows the temperature difference where a slab leak is warming the floor. For underground lines, we use a pipe locator to trace the route and a tracer gas leak detector to confirm the break point. Dallas homes on clay soil often have multiple small leaks, so we check the whole system, not just the spot you called about. We schedule most jobs within 24 hours, and we can usually give you a two-hour arrival window. If you are in a gated community off Cedarcrest Road, give us the gate code when you book. We park on the street and keep our equipment on a cart so we do not track clay through your house.
We use acoustic leak detection equipment to listen for the break before we recommend any excavation. We mark the exact spot on the slab or in the yard so the repair crew cuts one hole. We also check the whole line, because clay movement rarely causes just one leak.
We use a moisture meter and an electronic leak detector to check walls, ceilings, and cabinet bases. If we find one pinhole, we check the rest of the copper run, because where there is one, there are usually two more starting.
We pressure test the whole system after a freeze and check every exposed line. If a pipe burst inside a wall, we use thermal imaging to find the wet spot without opening the whole wall. We also check irrigation backflow assemblies, which crack first.
We work all of Dallas and the surrounding Paulding County communities. These are the four areas we visit most often, but if you are inside the Dallas city limits or just outside them, we can get to you. Response time is usually under two hours for emergency calls.
4+
Areas Served
4.9
Average rating
We called Pro Leak Detection after our water bill tripled. They came out the same day and found a slab leak in our hallway using a camera and some kind of listening device. They marked the spot with tape and told us exactly what to tell the repair crew. The repair was one small hole, not the mess we were expecting. Bill is back to normal.
— Karen M.
Our pool was losing about two inches a day and I was ready to call a pool company. Pro Leak Detection found a cracked return line in about an hour. They used dye and a pressure test and did not drain the pool. Fixed it the same visit. Saved us a lot of money on water.
— David R.
We had a gas smell near the water heater and called them at 8 PM. They walked us through shutting off the gas and were at the house in 40 minutes. The technician found a loose fitting with a detector and tightened it, then tested every joint. Professional and calm, which helped because we were nervous.
— Tanya B.
These are real jobs we ran in Dallas over the past year. We changed the names, but the details, the neighborhoods, and the results are exactly what happened. Every one of these started with a customer who was not sure where the leak was.
A homeowner near the downtown square got a water bill that jumped from $60 to $210 in one month. Nothing was visibly wet, and the meter was spinning with everything off.
We pressure tested the system and confirmed a leak on the hot water side. Acoustic equipment pointed us to the slab in the hallway. A thermal imaging camera showed a warm strip about 18 inches long. We marked the spot and the repair crew opened one 2-foot section of slab.
The leak was a pinhole in a copper hot water line. The repair took four hours, and the next water bill dropped back to $68.
A pool owner in Seven Hills was adding water every three days. The pool held water overnight but dropped during the day when the pump ran.
That pattern pointed to a pressure-side leak. We pressure tested the return lines and used leak detection dye at the light niche and skimmer. The dye pulled into a cracked return fitting about 14 inches below the water line.
We repaired the fitting without draining the pool. The owner stopped adding water, saving an estimated 4,000 gallons a month.
A property manager at a Highway 278 strip center had a sewer smell in the parking lot and slow drains in two units. The line was 30 years old and made of clay tile.
We ran a video pipe inspection camera through the line and found a root intrusion at a joint about 20 feet from the building. The camera showed a crack running halfway around the pipe. We marked the spot and the repair crew replaced a 6-foot section with PVC pipe.
The smell was gone, the drains ran clear, and the manager avoided a full line replacement that would have cost four times as much.
Most Dallas leaks do not announce themselves with a flood. They start small and get worse. If you know what to look for, you can catch a hidden plumbing leak before it damages your foundation or your water bill. Here are the five signs we see most often in Dallas homes.
A sudden spike in your water bill is the most common sign of an underground water leak or a slab leak. If your usage has not changed and the bill doubled, water is escaping somewhere between the meter and your fixtures. Call us before the next billing cycle.
A warm spot on a tile or wood floor usually means a hot water line is leaking under the slab. The hot water heats the concrete, and you feel it through the floor. This is a slab leak, and it will not fix itself. The longer it runs, the more foundation damage it causes.
Turn off every faucet, appliance, and irrigation zone. If the meter still spins, you have a leak. This test takes two minutes and tells you whether to call us. A spinning meter with everything off is the clearest sign of a hidden water line leak.
A wet spot in the yard that never dries, even in a dry spell, points to an underground water line or irrigation leak. In Dallas, the clay soil holds water and makes the spot look like a mud puddle. We can find the break without digging up the whole yard.
A musty smell in a bedroom, hallway, or closet often means a slow leak inside the wall or under the floor. You may not see water yet, but the moisture is feeding mold. We use a moisture meter and thermal imaging to find the source before it spreads.
Dallas has a specific set of leak problems that come from the soil, the climate, and the age of the housing stock. The clay soil is the biggest factor. It moves with every wet and dry cycle, and that movement stresses pipes in ways that do not happen in sandy areas. Here are the four problems we fix most often in Dallas.
Why it happens here
Most Dallas homes built before 1995 have copper pipe running under the slab. The clay soil under the foundation expands and contracts, and that movement pulls the copper apart at the joints. Pinhole leaks form, and hot water lines are usually the first to go because heat speeds up the corrosion.
Our approach
We use acoustic leak detection equipment to listen for the leak and a thermal imaging camera to confirm the location. We mark the exact spot on the slab so the repair crew opens one small section instead of several. We also check the rest of the copper run for other weak points.
Why it happens here
The water line from the meter to your Dallas house runs through the same clay soil. When the soil shifts, the line moves with it, and the joints or the pipe itself crack. These leaks are slow at first, but they waste thousands of gallons and can undermine your driveway or walkway.
Our approach
We use a pipe locator to trace the line and acoustic equipment to find the break. Most of these leaks are within 10 feet of the meter or right at the foundation. We mark the spot so the repair crew digs one hole, not a trench.
Why it happens here
Dallas has a lot of pools in Seven Hills, Bentwater, and the newer communities off Cedarcrest. The plumbing lines run through the same clay soil, and the constant pressure from the pump finds the weak spots. Most pool leaks here are in the return lines or the skimmer plumbing, not the shell.
Our approach
We use leak detection dye and pressure testing to find the leak without draining the pool. We check the skimmer, the return lines, the light niche, and the main drain. Most pool leaks we find in Dallas are fixed the same day.
Why it happens here
Dallas gets a hard freeze most winters. The backflow assembly and the above-ground valves crack first, but the lateral lines under the lawn also break when the soil freezes and thaws. A broken zone can waste 500 gallons a day or more, and you may not notice until the bill arrives.
Our approach
We pressure test each zone separately to isolate the break. We check the backflow assembly and the valves, then use acoustic equipment to find the break in the lateral line. We mark the spot so the repair is a small dig, not a new lawn.
Dallas leak calls follow a seasonal pattern. Fall is when we find the most slab leaks, because the soil is drying out after summer. Winter brings freeze-related pipe breaks. Spring is irrigation and roof leak season. Summer is pool leaks and high water bills. Knowing what to expect each season helps you catch a leak before it becomes a repair.
Spring in Dallas brings heavy rain and the first big irrigation start-ups. We see roof leaks from storm damage, irrigation leaks from systems that sat all winter, and water line leaks where the wet soil has shifted. The clay is at its heaviest, and that pressure finds weak joints.
Tip
Run each irrigation zone for five minutes and watch for soggy spots or low pressure. Check your attic after the first big storm for any ceiling stains.
Summer is pool season and high water bills. Pool leaks show up now because you are adding water more often. Slab leaks also become more obvious, because the hot water line under the slab heats the floor and you feel the warm spot. The soil dries and shrinks, pulling pipes apart.
Tip
Mark your pool water level with a piece of tape. If it drops more than two inches in a week, call us. Watch for warm spots on your floors.
Fall is our busiest season for slab leaks. The soil is drying out from summer, and the shrinkage pulls copper pipe apart under the foundation. This is when most Dallas homeowners notice a water bill spike or a warm spot on the floor. It is also a good time to check for hidden plumbing leaks before winter.
Tip
Do the meter test: turn everything off and watch the meter. If it spins, call us. Fall is the best time to find a slab leak before it gets worse in winter.
Winter in Dallas means freeze events. Pipes in crawl spaces, garages, and exterior walls are vulnerable. The irrigation backflow assembly cracks first, usually during the first hard freeze in January. Burst pipes inside walls can dump water fast, and you may not see it until the wall stains.
Tip
Disconnect hoses and cover your backflow assembly before the first freeze. If you hear a pipe burst, shut off the main and call us. We handle emergency calls after hours.
Common questions before hiring a Leak Detection in Dallas
Most residential leak detection calls in Dallas run $250 to $600 in 2026. A simple water line leak in the yard is on the lower end. A slab leak that requires acoustic and thermal testing is on the higher end. Pool leak detection runs $300 to $550, and gas leak detection is $200 to $400. We quote the price before we start.
Most Dallas leak detection jobs take one to three hours. A straightforward water line leak can be found in under an hour. A slab leak that requires acoustic listening and thermal imaging usually takes two to three hours. Pool leaks take one to two hours. We give you a time estimate when we book the call.
Yes. We use acoustic leak detection equipment and a thermal imaging camera to pinpoint slab leaks without cutting into the floor. We mark the exact spot on the slab with tape, and the repair crew opens one small section. Most Dallas slab leak repairs need a hole about 2 feet square, not a torn-up room.
Get everyone out of the house and call us from a safe distance. Do not flip light switches or use your phone inside. We use a tracer gas leak detector and an electronic leak detector to find the source, and we test every joint after the repair. Gas leak calls are a safety priority, and we respond fast.
Yes. We handle emergency calls for gas leaks, burst pipes, and active water leaks after hours and on Sundays. Most emergency calls in Dallas get a response within two hours. Call +18886820578 and tell us what you are seeing. If water is pouring, shut off the main first.
Dallas is easy to navigate once you know the landmarks. We use the downtown square as our center point and work outward from there. Highway 278 runs east-west through town, and Highway 61 comes up from the south. If you are near the Dallas Theater or the Paulding County Courthouse, you are in our core service area. For calls out toward New Hope or Hiram, we take Highway 92 and cut over. We know which subdivisions have gate codes, which streets have narrow driveways, and where to park a service truck without blocking the mail carrier.
Downtown Dallas Square
The square is the center of old Dallas and the starting point for most of our calls in the historic neighborhoods. We know the parking situation and the one-way streets around it.
Paulding County Courthouse
The courthouse is a landmark we use to orient new technicians. It sits near several of the older commercial buildings where we handle plumbing leak detection and roof leak calls.
Dallas Theater
The Dallas Theater is on Main Street near several restaurants and small businesses. We get called for commercial leak detection in that block a few times a year, usually for water line or sewer line issues.
Highway 278 Business Corridor
This is the main commercial strip in Dallas, with restaurants, retail, and service businesses. Most of our commercial calls here are water line leaks and sewer line backups that need to be found fast so the business can stay open.
Village at Cedarcrest
The Village at Cedarcrest is a newer retail and office area. We handle irrigation leaks and water line issues for the property managers here, usually on a scheduled basis rather than emergency calls.
Highway 278
Highway 278 runs straight through Dallas and connects us to Hiram, Powder Springs, and the rest of Paulding County. Most of our calls are within 10 minutes of this route.
Highway 61
Highway 61 comes up from Villa Rica and runs through the western side of Dallas. We use it for calls in Bentwater and the neighborhoods off Cedarcrest Road.
Routine and same-week appointments for residents and businesses across Paulding County, including the ZIP codes below.
We serve all these cities with the same professional Leak Detection quality.
We maintain the highest standards of professionalism and compliance to serve Dallas residents.
If you have a water bill that does not add up, a warm spot on the floor, or a pool that will not hold water, call Pro Leak Detection. We have worked Dallas since 2000, and we know where leaks hide in this town. We answer the phone, we show up when we say we will, and we find the leak before we quote the repair. One call is all it takes to stop the water and the worry.