Serving residential, commercial, and industrial customers.
How can we Help?
Serving residential, commercial, and industrial customers.
How can we Help?
Water damage is relentless. When you hear the faint sound of running water behind a wall but cannot see a puddle, or when your water bill suddenly doubles, you are likely dealing with a hidden plumbing leak. Finding the source of a leak without destroying your home requires specialized technology and precise diagnostics.
At Plumbing Utah, we provide state-of-the-art leak detection services for residential and commercial properties. Dispatching directly from our Midvale headquarters, our licensed technicians arrive equipped with high-resolution thermal imaging, acoustic listening devices, and tracer gas systems. While other companies might guess at the location and blindly tear into your drywall or concrete, we pinpoint the exact source of the leak before any structural materials are removed. This saves you thousands of dollars in unnecessary restoration costs.
Hidden leaks often go unnoticed until significant structural damage has already occurred. You should schedule a professional leak diagnostic if you experience:
We do not believe in the “search and destroy” method. We use military-grade diagnostic tools to see and hear through walls, concrete slabs, and earth:
How do you find a water leak under a concrete slab? We use a combination of acoustic amplification and thermal imaging. The thermal camera helps us locate the general area of temperature change (especially for hot water lines), and the acoustic listening discs allow us to pinpoint the exact square inch where the water is escaping the pipe under the concrete.
Will my homeowners’ insurance cover leak detection? Most standard homeowners’ insurance policies cover the cost of “access and egress” (finding the leak and repairing the drywall or concrete) as well as the resulting water damage, provided the leak was sudden and accidental. They typically do not cover the cost of the actual plumbing pipe repair itself. We provide detailed digital reports that you can hand directly to your insurance adjuster.
Is tracer gas safe for my home and family? Yes. The tracer gas we use is a specialized, non-combustible blend of 5% hydrogen and 95% nitrogen. It is completely non-toxic, safe for the environment, and dissipates rapidly into the atmosphere, leaving no residue in your plumbing system, home, or soil.
Do not wait for a hidden leak to threaten your home’s foundation or interior framing. Contact your local Midvale leak detection specialists for a rapid, accurate diagnosis.
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