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  Signs of a hidden plumbing leak often include unusually high-water bills, musty odors, the appearance of mold or mildew, damp spots on walls or ceilings, low water pressure, and the sound of running water when all fixtures are turned off.  

 If you notice warm spots on your floor, cracks in your foundation, unexplained mold growth, or water pooling around your home's exterior, you may have a slab leak that requires professional attention. 

  Plumbing leaks can be caused by several factors, including pipe corrosion, excessively high water pressure, shifting ground or foundation movement, tree roots invading pipes, poor pipe installation, or freezing and thawing of water lines.  

 While homeowners can sometimes spot signs of a leak, such as damp areas or water stains, professional plumbers use specialized equipment like acoustic sensors, infrared cameras, and video inspection tools to accurately detect the source without damaging your home.  

 Yes, there are smart home devices available that can detect water leaks in real-time, monitor your plumbing system for irregularities, and send alerts to your phone if a problem is detected.  

 Modern leak detection is typically non-invasive, meaning professionals can locate most leaks without tearing up floors, walls, or ceilings, thanks to specialized diagnostic equipment.  

  Yes, prolonged water leaks can lead to mold and mildew growth, which can trigger allergies and respiratory issues, especially in children and people with compromised immune systems. 

  Homeowners insurance may cover water leak detection and resulting damage if the leak is sudden and accidental, but it generally does not cover issues caused by long-term neglect or poor maintenance.  

    Yes, even a small plumbing leak should be fixed as soon as possible, because delays can lead to serious structural damage, mold growth, and increased water bills.  

 Most professional leak detection services can locate a leak within one to three hours, although more complex situations may require additional time.

   If you suspect a leak, you should turn off the main water supply, check your water meter to see if it is still running, look for visible signs of water damage, and contact a licensed plumber to inspect and repair the issue.  

 You should choose Leak No More for water leak detection because they combine advanced technology with expert service to accurately locate and resolve leaks with minimal disruption to your property. Their team uses state-of-the-art equipment, including thermal imaging and acoustic sensors, to pinpoint even the hardest-to-find leaks without unnecessary digging or damage.