Drain leaks develop in various components of your property's drainage system, each presenting unique challenges for detection and repair planning. Shower and tub drain leaks often occur at the connection between the drain assembly and the waste line, particularly in older installations where seals have deteriorated or settling has caused misalignment. These leaks can cause significant subfloor damage and create conditions for mold growth in enclosed spaces.

Kitchen sink drain leaks typically develop at P-trap connections, garbage disposal interfaces, or where drain lines connect to main waste pipes. Under-slab drain pipe leaks are especially problematic since they can cause foundation settling and are difficult to access for traditional inspection methods. Our specialized equipment can locate these hidden problems without excavation.

Sewer line leaks present serious health and environmental concerns, often developing at pipe joints, where tree roots have infiltrated the system, or due to pipe corrosion and age-related deterioration. P-trap leaks may seem minor but can indicate larger drainage problems and create sewer gas infiltration issues. Our comprehensive assessment identifies all types of drain leaks while providing detailed reports for repair contractors and insurance purposes.