Some leaks are quite obvious and easily detectable to the untrained eye. However, others can be quite sneaky, lurking hidden behind drywall or beneath solid concrete surfaces. At Goodboy Plumbing, we utilize professional-grade tools to effectively track down these elusive leaks without the need to tear your house apart, thus preserving the integrity of your home. Our comprehensive leak detection methods include a variety of advanced techniques such as acoustic listening equipment, pressure isolation tests, thermal imaging, and moisture meters. Additionally, we may employ visual access and tracing dye if necessary to uncover the source of the leak. With our expertise, we’ll pinpoint the leak swiftly and provide you with a clear explanation of your options before carrying out any repairs.

Leaks inside walls or ceilings can lead to significant damage over time, resulting in problems such as mold growth, wood rot, unsightly drywall stains, and various electrical issues. Our skilled team works diligently to locate and repair hidden water lines with precision and care, ensuring minimal disruption to your home. Typical causes of these leaks include failed pipe fittings or PEX connections, aging copper or galvanized pipes that have deteriorated, nail punctures from previous remodels, and poorly installed insulation that causes condensation buildup. We take pride in our method by opening only the smallest area possible for access, repairing the pipe cleanly and efficiently, and patching the access spot if requested for a seamless finish.

Once we locate the source of the issue, we don’t merely patch it—we take the necessary steps to repair it properly and thoroughly. Whether that means implementing a single fix or executing a full repipe, we’ll provide you with a variety of options that make practical sense for your situation. Our repair services include addressing: Copper, PEX, or galvanized lines; leaking angle stops or risers; failed joints, cracked pipes, or pinhole leaks; and pressure issues that cause repeated failures. After completing the repair, we will meticulously test everything to ensure that your system is safe, secure, and sealed effectively—and we will never pressure you into agreeing to work that you do not genuinely need.