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Answers to the questions we hear most from Santa Ana homeowners, grouped by topic. If you don’t see your question here, contact us directly.
Yes. We’re a licensed California contractor, and we back every job with a no-find-no-fee detection guarantee and a 2-year workmanship warranty on every repair, from a specialist team with hands-on leak-detection experience. Our technicians are trained in acoustic, thermal, and camera-based leak detection methods. (David Herrera)
Yes. We’re a licensed and insured California contractor. Every job also carries our no-find-no-fee detection guarantee and a 2-year workmanship warranty, both confirmed in writing before we start. (David Herrera)
If we can’t locate the leak during your paid detection visit, there’s no detection fee. See our full guarantees and warranties page for the exact scope. (David Herrera)
Yes. Every leak repair we complete carries a 2-year workmanship warranty against failure caused by our own workmanship. Full scope and conditions are on our guarantees and warranties page. (David Herrera)
Leak Detection Santa Ana launched in 2026 and deliberately built its trust on named, specialized technicians and stated guarantees rather than a review count that, for a brand-new business, wouldn’t yet be meaningful. Meet the team on our About page. (David Herrera)
A slab leak is a leak in the water lines running underneath a concrete foundation slab. See our full slab leak detection and repair page for signs, causes, and repair options. (David Herrera)
It depends on the severity. A slow leak may not be. A fast-developing one causes real damage the longer it runs. See what is a slab leak for how to tell the difference. (David Herrera)
Mainly three tools. Acoustic listening equipment picks up the sound of water escaping a pressurised line and follows it to its loudest point. Thermal imaging reads the temperature difference escaping water leaves in a floor, wall, or ceiling. A video camera inspection is used where the suspect line is a drain or sewer rather than a supply line. Where those leave doubt, pressure testing isolates individual lines. (David Herrera)
No. We detect and repair leaks from existing water heaters; we don’t install or swap out units. See our water heater leak detection page for what we do cover. (Miguel Torres)
It can lead to water damage and, in some cases, safety concerns depending on the cause, so it’s worth having it checked rather than waiting. See our water heater leak detection page for more. (Miguel Torres)
Yes. We use video camera inspection to locate sewer line leaks and blockages without digging first. See our sewer line leak detection page. (Miguel Torres)
Yes, in both PEX and copper, for homes ready to replace aging pipe rather than continue patching it. See our whole-house repipe page. (Carlos Mendez)
Yes. We use pressure testing and other non-invasive methods to find pool and spa leaks. See our pool leak detection page. (Miguel Torres)
A spot repair is estimated at $1,500 to $2,500 in an accessible area and $2,500 to $3,500 under tile or hardwood, and rerouting a single line at $2,000 to $4,500. Your price is quoted in writing after we see the job. See our slab leak repair cost guide and our transparent pricing page.
$6,000-$15,000 for a full-property PEX or copper repipe. See our repipe cost guide for what changes that range.
No. It’s a flat-rate paid visit, $150-$500, credited toward the repair if you choose to proceed with us. See our transparent pricing page for every service range we publish.
Yes, from the first call through the finished repair. See our bilingual leak detection service page, or visit our Spanish-language page. (Carlos Mendez)
It depends on your carrier and the specific circumstances, particularly the sudden-versus-gradual distinction most policies apply. We provide the documentation, photos, and repair notes, that support a claim, but we don’t promise a specific coverage outcome or payout; that decision belongs to your insurance carrier. See our does insurance cover a slab leak page for the full explanation. (Kevin Nguyen)
Santa Ana and central Orange County. See our full service area list for every city and neighborhood we cover. (Ana Reyes)
Monday through Saturday, 7am to 6pm for scheduled visits and quotes. We also keep a genuine 24/7 emergency line open for burst pipes, active slab leaks, and flooding; after-hours calls route to our on-call technician, and non-urgent messages are returned the next morning. See our Contact page for details. (Ana Reyes)
Yes. Our office hours are Monday through Saturday, 7am to 6pm, and alongside those hours we keep a 24/7 emergency line open specifically for burst pipes, active slab leaks, and flooding. It is not a promise of instant dispatch at any hour. It is a genuine after-hours line that routes to our on-call technician. (Ana Reyes)
If it’s a genuine emergency, a burst pipe, an active slab leak, or flooding, call our 24/7 emergency line and you’ll be routed to our on-call technician. If it’s not urgent, leave a message and we’ll follow up the next morning to schedule a visit. (Ana Reyes)
Contact us to schedule a visit. (Ana Reyes)
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