We find hidden leaks without tearing your home apart
Leak Detection in Milledgeville starts with listening, not digging. Our technicians use acoustic leak detection equipment and thermal imaging cameras to pinpoint hidden plumbing leaks under slabs, behind walls, and beneath the yard. We have served Baldwin County since 2000, and we know how Milledgeville's older homes and clay soil create specific leak patterns. One call, one visit, and you know exactly where the problem is.
Years in business
26
Response time
Same-day
Leaks pinpointed
4,200+
Milledgeville has a mix of 1920s bungalows, 1970s ranch homes, and newer builds near Lake Sinclair. The older homes have copper pipe and cast iron drains that corrode from the inside. The newer ones sit on expansive clay that moves with every wet and dry cycle. Both situations create hidden leaks. We stay because the demand is steady and the geography is manageable. From downtown to the college area, we can reach most addresses in 20 to 30 minutes.
Our first Milledgeville job was a slab leak on North Jefferson Street in 2000. The homeowner had a $340 water bill and no visible water. We found the leak under the kitchen in under an hour. That job led to referrals across Baldwin County. Since then we have worked with property managers near Georgia College, homeowners on Lake Sinclair, and commercial clients along North Columbia Street. The relationships are long-term. We still get calls from the same families we helped a decade ago.
Milledgeville sits on a mix of clay soil and older plumbing, which means leaks show up in predictable places. We handle water leak detection, pool leak detection, slab leak detection, and underground leak detection across Baldwin County. If you need a second opinion on a high water bill or a damp spot that keeps coming back, we can help.
We use acoustic leak detection equipment and pressure testing gauges to find water leaks in Milledgeville homes. Common spots include supply lines under kitchen slabs, hose bibs on older brick homes, and water service lines running from the meter to the house. We mark the leak and give you a repair plan the same day.
Pool leaks near Lake Sinclair and in Carrington Woods are usually in the plumbing lines or the shell. We use leak detection dye and pressure testing to isolate the loss. If your pool loses more than two inches of water per week, we can tell you whether it is evaporation or a real leak.
Slab leaks are common in Milledgeville's 1960s and 1970s ranch homes. We use thermal imaging cameras and acoustic listening equipment to pinpoint the break under the concrete. You get an exact location before anyone cuts a slab. Most jobs take two to four hours to locate.
Underground water leaks between the meter and the house can waste thousands of gallons. We use tracer gas leak detectors and pipe locators to trace the line without digging up the whole yard. In Milledgeville's clay soil, the water often follows the pipe trench, so we map the line first.
Hidden plumbing leaks behind walls or under cabinets show up as musty smells or bubbling paint. We use moisture meters and infrared cameras to find the source without opening every wall. Older Milledgeville homes with copper pipe and solder joints are common candidates for pinhole leaks.
Roof leaks in Milledgeville often appear after summer thunderstorms or winter freezes. We inspect flashing, vents, and shingle valleys, then use moisture meters to trace water intrusion into the attic. If the leak is from a plumbing vent, we find that too.
Gas leaks require immediate attention. We use electronic leak detectors and tracer gas equipment to find natural gas or propane leaks in Milledgeville homes and businesses. If you smell gas, call us and leave the building. We respond same-day for confirmed gas odors.
Sewer line leaks in Milledgeville's older neighborhoods often stem from cast iron pipes that have cracked or separated at the joints. We run a video pipe inspection camera to see the break, then use a pipe locator to mark the depth and path. You get a clear picture before any excavation.
The water line from the meter to your Milledgeville home is a common leak point, especially in older PVC pipe and copper lines. We use acoustic equipment and pressure testing to confirm the leak, then mark the line so repairs are targeted. Most locates take under two hours.
Irrigation leaks in Milledgeville show up as soggy spots in the yard or a water bill that spikes in summer. We use pressure testing and visual inspection to find broken heads, cracked valves, and leaking mainlines. We can isolate the zone so you are not watering the street.
Water Leak Detection · Milledgeville
Water leak detection in Milledgeville protects homes from hidden moisture damage caused by aging pipes and shifting clay soils. Our certified technicians use acoustic listening, thermal imaging, and pressure testing to pinpoint leaks without unnecessary demolition. From downtown historic districts to Lake Sinclair properties, we locate slab, wall, and underground water leaks fast. Early detection saves Milledgeville homeowners thousands in repairs and keeps water bills under control.
We deploy sensitive acoustic microphones to hear water escaping behind walls and under slabs. In Milledgeville's older homes near downtown, galvanized pipes often corrode silently. Our water leak detection milledgeville process isolates the exact leak point within inches, avoiding guesswork and preserving original hardwood floors and plaster walls.
Infrared cameras reveal temperature differences caused by escaping water, even behind tile and brick. For Milledgeville properties around Baldwin County, this non-invasive method detects leaks under concrete slabs and inside wall cavities. We combine thermal data with moisture meters to confirm the leak source before any repair begins.
After locating a leak, we isolate the line and run controlled pressure tests to verify the repair holds. Milledgeville's fluctuating water pressure from municipal lines can stress older plumbing. Our technicians document before-and-after readings, ensuring your system is leak-free and ready for Georgia's humid summers.
Pool Leak Detection · Milledgeville
Pool leak detection in Milledgeville helps homeowners stop losing water and chemicals through hidden tears in liners, plumbing, and fittings. Our technicians use dye testing, pressure gauges, and electronic leak detectors to find leaks without draining your pool. Whether your pool sits near Lake Sinclair or in a downtown backyard, we diagnose issues fast and accurately.
We inject non-toxic dye around skimmers, lights, and return fittings to reveal suction leaks. Milledgeville pools often develop small tears from clay soil movement and summer heat. Our pool leak detection milledgeville service identifies these openings before they worsen, saving you from costly liner replacement and excessive water bills.
Underground return and suction lines can crack from shifting soil or tree roots. We isolate plumbing runs and apply air pressure to detect drops that indicate a break. For Milledgeville properties with mature oaks, this step is critical to rule out root intrusion before excavation.
Advanced listening devices amplify the sound of water escaping through cracks in gunite or vinyl. In Milledgeville's humid climate, pool decks and equipment pads may hide leaks beneath. We scan the entire system, including auto-fill lines and spa jets, to ensure no leak goes undetected.
Slab Leak Detection · Milledgeville
Slab leak detection in Milledgeville addresses water lines buried beneath concrete foundations, a common issue in older homes and new construction alike. Left untreated, slab leaks can crack foundations, warp flooring, and spike water bills. Our team uses thermal imaging, acoustic sensors, and pressure isolation to locate the exact break without breaking your entire floor.
We use infrared cameras to detect temperature anomalies caused by hot water lines leaking under slabs. In Milledgeville's historic districts, copper pipes may corrode from soil chemicals. Our slab leak detection milledgeville process maps the leak path, allowing targeted repair rather than full slab demolition.
High-sensitivity microphones pick up the distinct sound of pressurized water escaping a pipe. For Milledgeville homes built on clay-rich soil, shifting foundations can shear pipes. We isolate the leak within inches, minimizing concrete cutting and preserving your home's structural integrity.
By isolating sections of the under-slab plumbing, we measure pressure drops to confirm the leak zone. Milledgeville's municipal water pressure can fluctuate, stressing older lines. Our technicians document the exact line and depth, giving plumbers a precise repair blueprint.
Underground Leak Detection · Milledgeville
Underground leak detection in Milledgeville finds water and sewer line leaks buried beneath lawns, driveways, and landscaping. These hidden leaks waste thousands of gallons and can undermine foundations. Using acoustic listening, tracer gas, and ground-penetrating radar, we locate leaks without destructive digging, preserving your yard and hardscape.
We place sensitive microphones on the ground to hear water escaping underground pipes. In Milledgeville's sandy loam soils, leaks may not surface for weeks. Our underground leak detection milledgeville service pinpoints the break within inches, saving you from random excavation and unnecessary yard damage.
For plastic pipes or low-pressure lines, we introduce a safe tracer gas and detect its escape at the surface. Milledgeville properties with PVC irrigation or sewer lines benefit from this method. It reveals leaks that acoustic tools miss, especially under concrete patios or driveways.
GPR sends radar pulses into the soil to create a subsurface image of pipes and leaks. In Milledgeville's older neighborhoods, undocumented lines can confuse repairs. We map the entire run, mark the leak, and provide a dig plan that protects trees, utilities, and landscaping.
Plumbing Leak Detection · Milledgeville
Plumbing leak detection in Milledgeville covers every pipe, fixture, and appliance connection inside and outside your home. From dripping supply lines to hidden wall leaks, our technicians use video inspection, pressure testing, and moisture meters to find the source fast. We serve historic downtown homes, Lake Sinclair cottages, and new builds across Baldwin County.
We feed a high-resolution camera through drain and supply lines to spot cracks, corrosion, and root intrusion. Milledgeville's older homes often have cast iron or galvanized pipes prone to failure. Our plumbing leak detection milledgeville service documents the exact flaw, helping you decide between repair and replacement.
By pressurizing individual zones, we measure drops that reveal hidden leaks behind walls or under floors. Milledgeville's fluctuating municipal pressure can stress aging joints. We test hot and cold lines separately, ensuring no leak is missed before we recommend a targeted repair.
Pin-type and pinless meters detect elevated moisture in drywall, wood, and tile. In Milledgeville's humid climate, slow leaks can feed mold without visible signs. We map moisture patterns to trace the leak back to its source, protecting your indoor air quality and structural framing.
Roof Leak Detection · Milledgeville
Roof leak detection in Milledgeville protects your home from water intrusion caused by storms, aging shingles, and flashing failures. Our technicians inspect attics, ceilings, and roof surfaces using moisture meters, infrared cameras, and water testing. We find leaks before they rot decking, stain ceilings, or breed mold in Georgia's humid climate.
We examine roof sheathing, rafters, and insulation for water stains and dampness. Milledgeville's historic homes often have complex rooflines where leaks hide. Our roof leak detection milledgeville service traces moisture back to failed flashing, nail pops, or worn pipe boots before damage spreads.
Thermal imaging reveals temperature differences where water has saturated roof decking or insulation. After Milledgeville thunderstorms, small leaks can go unnoticed for weeks. We scan the entire attic to map wet zones, even when no active drip is visible from below.
When visual clues are inconclusive, we apply controlled water to roof sections and watch for interior moisture. Milledgeville's steep pitches and dormers can channel water in unexpected ways. This step confirms the exact entry point, so repairs target the real problem, not a symptom.
Gas Leak Detection · Milledgeville
Gas leak detection in Milledgeville is a critical safety service for homes and businesses using natural gas or propane. Our certified technicians use combustible gas detectors, pressure gauges, and soap-bubble testing to locate leaks in lines, appliances, and fittings. We respond quickly to protect your family, pets, and property from dangerous gas accumulation.
We use calibrated electronic detectors to sense methane or propane in the air, even at low concentrations. In Milledgeville's older homes, aging gas lines and connectors can develop slow leaks. Our gas leak detection milledgeville service isolates the source without guesswork, ensuring a safe environment.
By isolating gas runs and monitoring pressure decay, we verify whether underground or in-wall lines are leaking. Milledgeville's soil movement can stress buried gas piping. We test from the meter to each appliance, documenting any drop that indicates a breach.
Furnaces, water heaters, stoves, and dryers all have connections that can loosen over time. In Milledgeville's humid climate, corrosion may accelerate. We inspect every fitting, valve, and flexible connector, using soap solution to confirm leaks and recommend immediate repairs.
Sewer Line Leak Detection · Milledgeville
Sewer line leak detection in Milledgeville identifies breaks, blockages, and root intrusion in underground waste lines before they cause backups or soil contamination. Our technicians use video camera inspection, smoke testing, and acoustic listening to locate defects. We serve homes near downtown, Lake Sinclair, and throughout Baldwin County.
We push a high-resolution camera through cleanouts to view the inside of your sewer pipe. Milledgeville's mature trees often send roots into clay or cast iron lines. Our sewer line leak detection milledgeville service records the exact location and severity of cracks, offsets, and root masses.
We introduce non-toxic smoke into the sewer line and watch for it escaping through soil or floor drains. In Milledgeville's older neighborhoods, broken pipes may leak underground without surfacing. Smoke testing quickly identifies the general leak zone, guiding further inspection.
Sensitive microphones detect the sound of water escaping a cracked sewer pipe. For Milledgeville properties with deep lines, this non-invasive method narrows the leak to a small area. We combine acoustic data with camera footage to provide a precise repair plan.
Water Line Leak Detection · Milledgeville
Water line leak detection in Milledgeville locates leaks in the main supply line running from the meter to your home. These leaks can waste hundreds of gallons daily and erode soil around your foundation. We use acoustic listening, pressure testing, and tracer gas to find the break without digging up your entire yard.
We place sensitive microphones along the water line path to hear the sound of escaping water. In Milledgeville's sandy soil, leaks may travel along the pipe without surfacing. Our water line leak detection milledgeville service pinpoints the break within inches, saving you from random excavation.
By isolating the main line and monitoring pressure, we detect drops that indicate a leak. Milledgeville's municipal water pressure can fluctuate, stressing older pipes. We test from the meter to the house, documenting any loss that confirms a breach.
For PVC or polybutylene lines, we introduce a safe tracer gas and detect its escape at the surface. Milledgeville homes with plastic service lines benefit from this method when acoustic tools are less effective. It reveals the exact leak point under driveways or landscaping.
Irrigation System Leak Detection · Milledgeville
Irrigation system leak detection in Milledgeville finds broken sprinkler heads, cracked valves, and leaking lateral lines that waste water and drive up utility bills. Our technicians use pressure testing, visual inspection, and acoustic listening to locate faults in your lawn irrigation system. We serve residential and commercial properties across Baldwin County.
We isolate each irrigation zone and monitor pressure to detect leaks in valves, manifolds, and lateral lines. Milledgeville's clay soils can shift and crack PVC pipes. Our irrigation system leak detection milledgeville service identifies the faulty zone without digging up your entire lawn.
We walk the property to check for geysers, soggy spots, and misaligned sprinkler heads. In Milledgeville's humid summers, irrigation runs frequently, making leaks more obvious. We document each broken head or cracked riser and provide a repair list.
For leaks under turf or mulch, we use sensitive microphones to hear water escaping underground. Milledgeville properties with mature landscaping often hide lateral line breaks. This non-invasive method pinpoints the leak, minimizing disruption to your yard and garden.
Most Milledgeville homes sit on either a slab or a crawlspace, and that changes how we work. Slab homes get acoustic listening and thermal imaging first. Crawlspace homes get a visual inspection with a moisture meter and a video pipe inspection camera. Georgia's plumbing code requires pressure testing on new water lines, and we follow the same standard when we verify a repair. In summer, the ground here can crack and shift, which opens joints on older copper pipe. In winter, a hard freeze can split a backflow assembly or an irrigation line. We schedule most Milledgeville jobs between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., and we can usually get to a confirmed gas leak or active water leak the same day. If you are on a private well or a lake pump system, tell us when you book so we bring the right equipment.
We use thermal imaging cameras to map temperature differences across the slab, then confirm with acoustic listening. That combination lets us mark the exact break point before anyone cuts concrete.
We run a video pipe inspection camera on drains and use moisture meters on walls. For supply lines, we pressure test the system and listen for the leak with ultrasonic equipment.
We use leak detection dye in pool lines and pressure testing on irrigation zones. If the loss is underground, we use a tracer gas leak detector to follow the line without digging up the whole yard.
We cover every part of Milledgeville, from the Historic District to the Lake Sinclair shoreline. Our trucks are stocked for slab, pool, and underground leak detection, so we can handle most jobs on the first visit. If you are not sure whether we reach your street, call and ask.
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Our water bill doubled in one month, and we could not find the leak. Pro Leak Detection came out the same day and found a slab leak under our kitchen using a thermal camera. They marked the exact spot and explained everything. The repair was quick, and our bill went back to normal. Worth every penny.
— Sarah M.
I manage several rental properties near the college, and I have used Pro Leak Detection on three different units. They always find the leak without tearing up the whole wall. The last one was a pinhole leak in a copper line that was causing mold. They caught it early and saved me thousands in remediation.
— James T.
Our pool was losing water every day, and the pool company could not find the problem. Pro Leak Detection used dye and pressure testing and found a broken return line about 12 feet from the pool. They marked it so the repair was easy. No more water loss, and no unnecessary digging.
— Linda R.
These are real jobs we have completed in Milledgeville. They show the range of leaks we find and how we solve them without unnecessary demolition. Every case started with a call about a high water bill or a damp spot that would not go away.
A homeowner on North Jefferson Street had a $340 water bill and a warm spot on the kitchen floor. The slab was dry on top, but the meter kept spinning.
We used a thermal imaging camera to map temperature differences across the slab, then confirmed with acoustic leak detection equipment. The leak was under the kitchen sink cabinet, about 18 inches from the wall. We marked the spot and recommended a targeted repair.
The repair was completed the same day. The homeowner's next water bill dropped to $48, and no unnecessary concrete was removed.
A property manager near Georgia College called about a musty smell in a rental unit. The tenant had not reported a leak, but the moisture meter readings were high in the bathroom wall.
We used a moisture meter and infrared camera to trace the moisture to a pinhole leak in a copper supply line behind the shower. The leak was slow enough that it never showed on the floor, but it had been feeding mold in the wall cavity.
We marked the leak, and the repair was made through a small access panel. The musty smell was gone within a week, and the tenant renewed the lease.
A Lake Sinclair homeowner was losing two inches of water per day from the pool. The pool company had already checked the pump and filter but found nothing.
We used leak detection dye in the pool lines and pressure testing on the underground plumbing. The leak was in a return line about 12 feet from the pool edge. We marked the line with a pipe locator so the repair could be targeted.
The repair took one day and stopped the water loss. The homeowner avoided a full pool drain and refill, saving about $1,200.
Most Milledgeville homeowners call us after they notice a spike in their water bill or a damp spot that keeps coming back. But there are earlier signs. If you know what to look for, you can catch a hidden leak before it causes major damage. Here are the most common triggers we see in Baldwin County.
A sudden increase in your water bill usually means water is escaping somewhere between the meter and your fixtures. In Milledgeville, this is often a slab leak or an underground water line leak. The sooner you locate it, the less water you waste.
A warm spot on a slab floor usually means a hot water line is leaking under the concrete. The heat from the water rises through the slab. This is a classic slab leak symptom in Milledgeville's older ranch homes. It will not fix itself.
A musty smell in a bedroom or bathroom often points to a hidden plumbing leak behind a wall. The moisture feeds mold in the wall cavity. We use moisture meters and infrared cameras to find the source without opening every wall.
Evaporation in Milledgeville's summer heat can account for about an inch per week. If you are losing more than two inches, you likely have a pool leak in the plumbing or the shell. Leak detection dye and pressure testing can isolate it.
A soggy spot that never dries out usually means an underground water line leak or a sewer line leak. In Milledgeville's clay soil, the water can travel along the pipe trench before surfacing. We use pipe locators and tracer gas to trace the line.
Milledgeville's mix of older homes, clay soil, and lakefront properties creates a specific set of leak problems. We see the same issues year after year. Understanding why they happen helps you catch them early.
Why it happens here
Many Milledgeville homes built in the 1960s and 1970s have copper supply lines under the slab. The clay soil shifts with wet and dry cycles, which stresses the pipe and causes pinhole leaks or joint failures.
Our approach
We use thermal imaging cameras and acoustic leak detection equipment to pinpoint the leak without breaking concrete. Once we mark it, the repair can be targeted and minimal.
Why it happens here
Baldwin County's expansive clay soil moves with the seasons. That movement can crack PVC pipe or separate joints on the water line between the meter and the house. The leak often travels along the trench before surfacing.
Our approach
We use a pipe locator and tracer gas leak detector to trace the line and find the break. We mark the exact spot so the repair crew digs one hole, not five.
Why it happens here
Pools near Lake Sinclair are often built on sandy or mixed soil. The plumbing lines can shift, and the pool shell can develop cracks. A small leak can waste thousands of gallons in a month.
Our approach
We use leak detection dye and pressure testing to isolate the leak. If it is underground, we use a pipe locator to mark the line before any digging.
Why it happens here
Many homes in Milledgeville's older neighborhoods still have cast iron sewer lines. Cast iron corrodes from the inside and can crack or separate at the joints. Tree roots also find their way into the joints.
Our approach
We run a video pipe inspection camera to see the inside of the line. Then we use a pipe locator to mark the depth and path. You get a clear picture of the problem before any excavation.
Milledgeville has four distinct seasons, and each one brings different leak risks. Spring rains, summer heat, fall leaves, and winter freezes all affect your plumbing and irrigation systems. Knowing what to expect can help you prevent costly damage.
Spring rains saturate the clay soil, which can shift foundations and stress underground pipes. We see more water line leaks and slab leaks in March and April. Irrigation systems are also turned back on, so broken heads and valves show up.
Tip
Walk your yard after a heavy rain and look for soggy spots that do not dry out. Check your irrigation system for broken heads before you run it for the first time.
Summer heat dries out the clay soil, causing it to shrink and pull away from foundations. This movement can crack underground pipes. Pool leaks and irrigation leaks are most common in June, July, and August when water use is highest.
Tip
Watch your water bill closely in summer. If it spikes, check your pool and irrigation system first. A small leak can waste thousands of gallons in a month.
Fall is when we see the results of summer stress. Slab leaks and underground leaks that started in summer often become visible in October and November. Leaves can also clog drains and cause backups that mask sewer line leaks.
Tip
If you noticed a warm spot on the floor or a musty smell in summer, fall is the time to get it checked. Do not wait until winter.
Winter freezes can split backflow assemblies, irrigation lines, and exposed pipes. Milledgeville usually sees a few hard freezes each year. A split pipe can leak thousands of gallons before you notice.
Tip
Disconnect garden hoses and drain irrigation lines before the first freeze. If you have a backflow assembly, wrap it or have it insulated. If you see ice on a pipe, call us before it thaws.
Common questions before hiring a Leak Detection in Milledgeville
Most residential leak detection jobs in Milledgeville run $180 to $450 in 2026. The price depends on the type of leak and how accessible the lines are. Slab leaks and underground leaks are on the higher end. Pool leaks and irrigation leaks are usually lower. We give you a flat price before we start.
A standard residential inspection takes two to four hours. Slab leaks and underground leaks can take longer if we need to trace a line across the yard. We tell you the expected time when you book. Most jobs are completed in a single visit.
Yes. We use acoustic leak detection equipment and thermal imaging cameras to pinpoint leaks under slabs without breaking concrete. We mark the exact spot so the repair can be targeted. In most cases, only a small section of concrete needs to be opened for the repair.
Leave the building immediately and call us from a safe location. Do not flip light switches or use your phone inside. We respond same-day to gas leak calls in Milledgeville. Our technicians use electronic leak detectors and tracer gas equipment to find the source.
Yes. We prioritize active water leaks and gas odors. If you have a confirmed gas leak or a water leak that is causing damage, call us at +18886820578. We can usually have a technician on-site within two hours in the Milledgeville area.
Milledgeville is easy to navigate once you know the landmarks. We use Georgia College, the Oconee River bridge, and the downtown courthouse square as orientation points when we dispatch. If you are near Central State Hospital or the North Columbia Street retail strip, we can find you fast. Our technicians know the shortcuts around the college when classes are in session, and we know which downtown streets have limited parking for our trucks.
Georgia College & State University
The college anchors the west side of downtown. We use it as a reference point for calls near the Historic District and the college area. Parking can be tight during the semester, so we plan around class schedules.
Oconee River Bridge
The bridge connects downtown Milledgeville to the east side. We use it to route calls toward the Lake Sinclair area and the industrial park. If you are east of the river, we know the fastest way to reach you.
Downtown Courthouse Square
The courthouse square is the center of the Historic District. Many of our older-home calls are within walking distance of the square. We know which streets have limited parking and plan accordingly.
North Columbia Street Retail District
This strip has restaurants, retail stores, and offices that need fast leak detection to avoid business interruption. Water line leaks and sewer line issues are common in the older buildings here. We schedule commercial calls early in the morning to minimize disruption.
Downtown Milledgeville Business District
Downtown has a mix of historic storefronts and professional offices. Leaks in these buildings often come from old plumbing or roof intrusion. We work with property managers to schedule after-hours inspections when needed.
U.S. Highway 441
Highway 441 runs through Milledgeville and connects us to the Lake Sinclair area and points north. We use it for fast access to calls on the east side of town.
Georgia State Route 22
SR 22 runs east-west through Milledgeville, linking downtown to the college and the industrial park. It is our main route for calls on the south side.
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If you have a high water bill, a damp spot that will not go away, or a musty smell in your home, call Pro Leak Detection. We have served Milledgeville since 2000 and we know where leaks hide in Baldwin County homes. We use acoustic equipment, thermal cameras, and tracer gas to find the leak fast. One call, one visit, and you know exactly what is wrong.