Find Hidden Leaks Fast in the Rio Grande Valley

Professional Leak Detection & Repair Options

High water bills, warm spots on floors, running toilets, or stains on walls/ceilings can point to a hidden leak. Treviño Repairs provides non-invasive leak detection and clear repair paths for slab leaks, main water service leaks, wall/ceiling lines, fixture supplies, water heaters, and irrigation zones. We combine acoustic listening/correlation, pressure & isolation tests, thermal imaging, and moisture mapping to pinpoint the source—then offer spot repair or reroute with clean, code-compliant work for your RGV home or business.

Precise, Non-Destructive First—RGV Wide

Services for Leak Detection & Pinpointing

We separate plumbing zones (house, yard, irrigation, fixtures) and use instruments—not guesswork—to locate leaks before opening any surfaces. Expect neat protection of your home, clear findings, and repair options that fit your budget and timeline.

 

We locate & diagnose:

  • Slab leaks (hot/cold copper under concrete)
  • Main water service and yard line leaks
  • Wall/ceiling supply leaks and manifold issues
  • Water heater/T&P discharge & recirculation leaks
  • Irrigation zone/valve leaks and backflow issues
  • Toilet dye tests and fixture supply leaks

Tools & methods (as applicable):

  • Acoustic listening & correlators, ground mic
  • Pressure/isolation testing and meter leak checks
  • Thermal/IR imaging, moisture meters & borescopes
  • Tracer gas (N₂/H₂ mix) when indicated for tough leaks
  • Line locating to map routes before we open

Repair options:

  • Spot repair (open & fix) when access is sensible
  • Reroute overhead/in-wall to avoid future slab issues
  • PRV/expansion tank adds if high pressure/thermal expansion caused the failure
  • Smart leak sensors & auto shutoff valve installation (on request)

Code & best practices:

  • Clean shutoffs, labeled isolation points, proper PRV settings
  • Dielectric transitions where needed; neat, supported piping
  • Permit/inspection guidance when required

Supply Leaks, Slab Leaks & Irrigation—RGV Guide

    • Supply leaks are pressurized and can run 24/7—watch for meter movement with all water off, constant sound in walls, or hot spots on floors. We isolate fixtures, then pressure-test branches to narrow the zone.

    • Slab leaks often show as warm flooring (hot-side), higher bills, or soil heave. We use acoustic listening, thermal imaging, and correlation to pinpoint; then compare spot repair vs. reroute so you avoid repeat breaks in older piping.

    • Irrigation leaks may not show indoors—look for soggy areas or constant backflow noise. We isolate the irrigation manifold and test zones to find the failure.
      Setting pressure ~60–70 psi and adding an expansion tank on closed systems helps prevent future leaks, especially with water heaters and recirculation lines.

Know the Warning Signs in the Rio Grande Valley

When to Schedule Leak Detection

Unexplained high water bills, meter’s leak indicator spinning with all fixtures off, warm floor spots, musty odors or new stains, baseboard swelling, running toilet sounds, constant water heater fill, low pressure at fixtures, or pooling/soggy soil outdoors are red flags. Treviño Repairs can test, isolate, and pinpoint quickly—then give you clear, no-pressure repair options.

What to Expect with Treviño Repairs

Our Leak Detection & Repair Path

  1. Triage & Verify. Review symptoms/bills and confirm a true leak (meter & main shutoff checks).

  2. Zone Isolation. Separate house, irrigation, and water heater/recirc; isolate fixtures to narrow the circuit.

  3. Instrument Survey. Acoustic listening/correlation, thermal imaging, moisture mapping, and pressure tests to pinpoint.

  4. Locate & Mark. Map pipe routes and mark the target to minimize opening size and time.

  5. Repair Options. Present spot repair vs. reroute with pricing, pros/cons, and timeline.

  6. Fix & Protect. Perform the chosen repair; add PRV/expansion tank or new shutoffs if pressure/expansion caused the issue.

  7. Verify & Clean Up. Pressure test, purge air, verify meter is stable, and leave a neat finish with photos and notes.

Real Stories. Real Results.

What Our Customers Are Saying

Leak Detection Questions, Answered

Straightforward answers before you book—symptoms, costs, fixes.

Only if repair requires it—and only where we’ve pinpointed the leak. Many jobs can be rerouted through walls/attic to avoid breaking concrete.

 

Very accurate when combined with pressure isolation and route mapping. We typically narrow to a small open point.

Pressurized leaks can be hidden under slabs or in walls. We’ll check the meter, isolate zones, and survey with instruments to find it.

 

Often for accessible leaks. Slab or yard repairs may require permits/parts; we’ll provide same-day stabilization and a clear plan.

Keep house pressure near 60–70 psi with a working PRV, add an expansion tank if your system is closed, replace aging flex lines/shutoffs, and service water heaters on schedule.