A small leak can turn into a big problem fast—especially in older homes across Queens and Brooklyn. We help homeowners find and fix pipe leaks before they cause serious water damage, mold, or high water bills. Whether it’s behind a wall, under the floor, or right under your sink, we get to the source and fix it properly.
Pipe damage after construction or freezing weather
How We Find & Fix Plumbing Leaks
We use real-world experience—not just tools—to track down the source of the problem. In older homes, that often means tracing pipe runs behind tile, plaster, or aging walls. Once we locate the issue, we explain your options clearly, whether it’s a small spot repair or a full pipe replacement.
Common Signs You May Have a Leak:
Unexplained Water Damage
Stains on walls, ceilings, or floors—especially near bathrooms or kitchens—often mean there’s a leak behind the surface. If you’re seeing bubbling paint or warped flooring, it’s time to check it out.
Sudden Spike in Your Water Bill
If your usage hasn’t changed but your bill has, it could be a hidden leak. Even small, steady drips from behind walls or under slabs can waste gallons of water a day.
Low Water Pressure
Losing water pressure in one or more fixtures may point to a leak or partial break in your plumbing lines. We can trace the issue and fix the weak spots to restore normal flow.
Don’t Wait Until the Damage Gets Worse
Leaks that seem “small” can rot out flooring, drywall, or framing in a matter of days. In some parts of Brooklyn and Queens, water lines run through aging galvanized or copper pipes that are more prone to corrosion and hidden breaks. The sooner we get it fixed, the less you’ll have to worry about expensive repairs later.
How do I know if I have a hidden leak?
Look for signs like water stains, bubbling paint, musty smells, warped flooring, or an unexplained increase in your water bill. If anything seems off, it’s worth having it checked before more damage occurs.
Can you repair a pipe without opening up the whole wall?
In many cases, yes. We work to keep the repair area as small and clean as possible. We only open up what’s necessary and always walk you through the plan before starting.
What kind of pipes do you repair?
We work on copper, galvanized steel, PVC, PEX, and other residential pipe types commonly found in older and newer homes throughout Queens & Brooklyn. If it carries water, we can fix it.
Do you handle frozen or burst pipes?
Yes. If your pipe has frozen, cracked, or burst due to cold weather, we can replace the damaged section and advise on how to prevent it in the future.
How fast can you come out to fix a leak?
Leaks are a priority for us. We’ll do everything we can to get there the same day or within 24 hours, depending on the severity. The best way to get a fast answer is to give us a call directly.
