Residential Plumbing Services

A hidden or untreated pool leak can create the perfect environment for mold and mildew to grow, as they thrive in damp, moist conditions. If not addressed promptly, this can lead to a range of problems, including:

• Visible damage, such as stains, discoloration, and warped or deteriorating surfaces
   
• Persistent unpleasant odors, often described as musty or damp smells
   
• Potential health risks, especially for individuals with allergies, asthma, or other respiratory issues
   

Detecting and repairing leaks early not only protects your pool but also helps maintain a safe and healthy environment around your property.

A sudden increase in your water bill is often one of the earliest warning signs of a hidden leak. Even a small, unnoticed leak can waste hundreds of gallons each month—leading to higher costs and potential water damage.

To start your investigation, check common problem areas around your home, such as:

• Toilets – Leaky flappers or running tanks can waste significant water
   
• Faucets – Drips, even slow ones, can add up quickly over time

Catching these issues early can save you money and prevent more serious problems down the line.

If you hear water running when no taps, appliances, or fixtures are in use, it could indicate a hidden water leak. This subtle but important warning sign shouldn't be ignored—early detection can help you avoid extensive and costly damage. 

If your well water pump seems to be running even when no water is being used, it may be a sign of a leak or a malfunction within the pump system. Addressing this issue promptly is important, as continuous operation can lead to higher energy bills, unnecessary wear on the pump, and potential system damage over time. 

 If your water meter shows increased usage over the course of an hour—even when no water is being used—it’s a strong sign of a hidden leak. Don’t let a silent leak waste water and inflate your utility bill. Act quickly to identify and repair the issue before it causes further damage. 

Cracks in your floors or walls may indicate foundation problems, often caused by water leaks beneath the surface. If left unaddressed, these cracks can worsen over time and lead to more serious structural damage. If you suspect a leak is the cause, don’t delay—take action promptly to protect your home.