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Common signs are a warm spot on the floor, the sound of running water when everything is off, a water bill that jumps, or a meter that keeps spinning with every faucet closed. Cracks in tile or damp carpet can be signs too. Call us and we'll locate it electronically before anyone breaks concrete.

Much of the Waco area sits on expansive clay that swells when it's wet and shrinks during drought. That movement shifts slabs and pier-and-beam foundations, which stresses water lines and drain pipes under and around the house. Over the years, joints loosen and pipes crack. It's one of the most common reasons we find leaks here.

Often, yes. Many foundation companies ask for a test before leveling to find existing leaks, and again after, since lifting a house can stress the pipes. We run a hydrostatic test on drain lines and a pressure test on water lines, then give you a written report you can share with the foundation company or a buyer.

Not always. Waco-area water is hard enough to leave scale on fixtures and inside water heaters, but whether a softener is worth it depends on your household, your water heater and how much the spotting bothers you. We can test your water on site and explain softener and reverse osmosis options without pushing either one.

Yes, a lot. Homes in the neighborhoods around Baylor and downtown often have galvanized supply lines, cast-iron drains and clay sewer lines, many on pier and beam. We work with homeowners, landlords and property managers, and we'll send photos and a written quote to the owner if a tenant calls us out.

Yes. On this demo the license is shown as Texas RMP #DEMO-0000, a fictional number. A real Texas plumbing company's license number appears on every quote and invoice, and you can verify it with the state plumbing board before hiring anyone, including us. We're insured for every job we do.