Leak Detection & Water Leak Repair
High water bill, a stain on the ceiling or a soggy spot in the yard? We track down hidden leaks with the right tools, show you exactly where they are and fix them with as little damage as possible.
Hidden Leaks, Found Without Guesswork
Water leaks rarely show up where they start. A leak inside a wall can stain a ceiling one room over, and a broken yard line can make your meter spin while everything looks dry. Guessing means opening walls and floors that didn’t need to be opened.
TPM starts with a simple meter test to confirm there’s a leak, then uses acoustic listening equipment, thermal imaging and moisture meters to narrow it down. Once we know where it is, we explain the repair and give you a written price before we cut anything.
Signs of a hidden leak
- Higher water bill than usualSNWA bills show your usage. A sudden jump is a red flag.
- Stains, bubbling paint or warped drywallOften a supply line or drain leaking inside a wall or ceiling.
- Musty smell or moldMoisture where there shouldn’t be any.
- Wet or green patches in the yardA leaking main water line or irrigation line underground.
- Low water pressureWater escaping before it reaches your fixtures.
Leak Detection & Repair Services
Meter & pressure testing
Confirms whether you have a leak and whether it’s on the house or yard side.
Acoustic & thermal detection
Pinpoints leaks in slabs, walls and ceilings without unnecessary demolition.
Wall & ceiling leak repair
Repairing supply lines, fittings and drains inside finished spaces.
Main water line leaks
Repair or replacement of the line from the meter to your home.
Fixture & valve leaks
Toilets, faucets, angle stops and shutoff valves that waste water.
Commercial leak detection
Leak tracing for offices, restaurants and multi-unit buildings.
What Does Leak Detection Cost in Las Vegas?
Accurate detection usually saves money overall, because it limits how much wall, floor or yard needs to be opened. Your price depends on:
- Where the leak isA leak under a slab or inside a finished ceiling takes more work to reach than one in a garage wall.
- Pipe materialCopper, PEX, CPVC and older galvanized lines are repaired differently.
- Access and restorationHow much drywall, tile or landscaping needs to be opened and patched.
Suspect a leak? Call 702-932-5755. If water is actively leaking, shut off the main valve and call us right away.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I check for a water leak myself?
Turn off every faucet and water-using appliance, then look at your water meter. If the dial or leak indicator is still moving, water is going somewhere and you likely have a leak.
Can you find a leak without tearing up my walls?
Usually, yes. Acoustic listening, thermal imaging and moisture meters let us pinpoint most leaks before we open anything, so repairs are smaller.
What causes water leaks in Las Vegas homes?
Hard water wearing on copper, high water pressure, shifting soil, failed fittings and aging supply lines are the most common causes we see.
What should I do if water is leaking right now?
Shut off the main water valve to the house, turn off the water heater if it’s involved, and call 702-932-5755. A real person answers 24/7.
Work With a Las Vegas Plumber You Can Trust
Homeowners, businesses and property managers across the valley call TPM for honest answers and work done right. Give us a call and see the difference.

