AZ ROC 354554 · Phoenix metro
Leak detection & repair in Phoenix
A leak you can see is the cheap version. A leak in a wall, a ceiling, or the attic has usually been running a while before anything shows. Repairing a water line leak in a wall or ceiling is $389.
You’re here because…
- A water stain spreading on a ceiling or wall
- A water bill that jumped with no change in usage
- The sound of running water when everything is off
- A warm patch on the floor, or unexplained damp on the slab
- Paint bubbling or drywall going soft
- The water meter still turning with every fixture closed
What it costs
Straight from our price book — the same one the tech carries. You approve the number before any work starts.
Tap any line to book it. Prices are flat — no trip fee, no after-hours charge.
Included in the price
- Locating the leak before anything is cut
- Damaged section cut out and rebuilt with new pipe and fittings
- Full pressure test after the repair
- 1-year warranty on parts and workmanship
Not included
- Drywall, paint, and ceiling repair after the plumbing is fixed
- Slab leaks and repipes, which are quoted after inspection
Naming these up front is the point. They’re the most common surprise on a final invoice in this trade.
How the job goes
- 01
Confirm there’s actually a leak
Everything off, watch the meter. If it’s moving, water is going somewhere — and that tells us where to look next.
- 02
Narrow it down before cutting
We isolate the section rather than opening a wall on a guess. Less repair for you afterwards.
- 03
Cut out and rebuild
A wall or ceiling line is $389. An attic line up to 1” is $489. We replace the damaged section with new pipe and fittings.
- 04
Pressurize and verify
We bring the system back up and confirm the leak is gone before closing up.
Our work
Real jobs, photographed on site. No stock photography anywhere on this website.
Questions we get
How do I know if I have a hidden leak?
Turn off every fixture and appliance, then look at your water meter. If it’s still moving, water is going somewhere it shouldn’t. A bill that climbed without a change in habits is the other reliable signal.
Do you have to cut open my wall?
Sometimes, but we locate first and cut second. The point of finding the leak properly is to open the smallest hole that gets the job done — every extra square foot is drywall you have to pay someone to put back.
What about slab leaks?
Those need inspection before anyone can quote honestly — the fix depends on whether the line can be rerouted or has to be broken out. It’s one of the few things we don’t publish a flat price for, because doing so would be a guess.
There’s a stain on my ceiling but no dripping.
Still a leak. Ceilings absorb for a long time before they drip, which means it’s been running a while. Repairing a water line leak in a wall or ceiling is $389 once located.
Is the $129 diagnostic charged on top?
It’s waived when you approve the work. The diagnostic covers finding a problem nobody can see yet — if you go ahead with the repair, it comes off. Estimates on work we can see are free.
Ready when you are.
Pick a two-hour arrival window. We confirm within the hour during business hours.
No trip fee · No after-hours charge · Free estimates on work we can see · $129 to find what we can’t, waived when you approve the repair