If you can hear water running in Alamo Heights, Texas with every fixture closed, something is leaking behind a wall or under the slab. We trace it across Alamo Heights without guesswork — pressure testing, acoustic location and thermal imaging, in that order.
With Spanish Colonial Revival and Tudor homes with original fixtures across Alamo Heights and clay soil over limestone near the Olmos Basin underneath, galvanized supply lines and cast-iron drains at the end of their service life is the failure mode we plan for. Knowing that before we arrive is the difference between finding the leak in an hour and hunting for it all afternoon.
Once located, you get two prices: repair the section, or reroute the line overhead and abandon what is under the slab. On older homes in Alamo Heights the reroute is frequently the better investment, and we will show you the math rather than assert it.
What we handle in Alamo Heights
- Electronic and acoustic leak location under slabs
- Thermal imaging for hot-water line leaks
- Pressure testing of supply and gas lines
- Slab leak repair, and rerouting when repair is the worse investment
- Wall, ceiling and under-sink leak tracing
- Water meter verification for unexplained bill spikes
Alamo Heights at a glance
- County
- Bexar County, Texas
- ZIP codes
- 78209
- Housing
- Homes largely built between the 1920s and 1950s — Spanish Colonial Revival and Tudor homes with original fixtures
- Ground conditions
- Clay soil over limestone near the Olmos Basin
- Water
- Hard SAWS water
- Most common issue
- Galvanized supply lines and cast-iron drains at the end of their service life