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A warm spot on the floor
Slab leaks
We find the leak before anything gets opened up. Then it's a spot repair or a reroute, depending on the rest of the pipe.
Westlake Village · Slab leaks
Slab leak repair in Westlake Village, from the shop on Hillsbury Road. Most Conejo Valley houses built between 1965 and 1990 have copper water lines in the slab. That copper is fifty years old and starting to fail.
Dan picks up when he can and calls back the same day. You get the price before we start. Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm.
Around here
Slab leaks are the most common serious leak we see in Westlake Village. The copper under these slabs dates to 1967, and hard water and high street pressure wear on it. Once the locator marks the spot, it's a spot repair through one opening or a reroute overhead. The rest of the line decides which, and we'll tell you what we'd do.
Neighborhoods: First Neighborhood, Westlake Island, North Ranch, Three Springs, Southshore, the streets off Lindero Canyon.
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Slab leaks
We find the leak before anything gets opened up. Then it's a spot repair or a reroute, depending on the rest of the pipe.
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Copper pinholes
One leak is a repair. Three in a year usually means the pipe is done. We'll tell you which one you've got.
Call about any of these (805) 330-3111 Mon–Fri 9–5 Request a visit →
The job
A slab leak is a water line leaking under or inside the foundation. Soil, concrete, high pressure and hard water all wear the copper thin, and hot lines go first.
We isolate the line with the meter and gauges, and the leak-locating specialist we bring in marks the spot within a foot or so, plus any post-tensioned cables. A spot repair opens the floor there and replaces the bad section. A reroute abandons the line under the slab and runs a new one through the attic, leaving nothing in the concrete.
One leak on a sound line is a spot repair. A second leak within a year or two means the pipe is done, and a reroute beats opening the floor again. We'll tell you which you've got.
Call if
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A hot line leaking under the slab.
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A pressurized leak. If nothing's visible, it's usually the slab.
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Water coming up through the slab.
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Hot water's leaking out, so the tank never catches up.
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The line is failing. Time to talk about a reroute.
Four steps
Dan picks up when he can and calls back the same day. Tell him what it's doing.
We come out, find the cause and show you, with the old part in hand when there is one.
Before anything starts. Repairs are time plus parts. Bigger jobs get a written bid.
Small repairs usually get done the same visit. Bigger jobs get a start date we keep. Permitted where needed, and the house left clean.
Common questions
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Google reviews
5.0 ★★★★★ 8 reviews on Google
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“Dan's Plumbing did excellent job for us replacing our broken water pressure regulator. Quick response, good price, great quality of work. Will hire them again.”
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“Outstanding work! Did a terrific job of diagnosing the issue over the phone prior to repair. Plumber was on time and on point. Work was done quickly and thoroughly. Figured out the most straightforward way to fix the problem and got it done. Small footprint, quick results, up and running in no time. Would absolutely recommend.”
Nearby
Slab leaks nearby: Thousand Oaks · Agoura Hills · Oak Park · Lake Sherwood
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Slab leaks · Westlake Village
Most problems get sorted out on a short call. The shop is here. Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm.
Find us
(805) 330-3111 · Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm
Serving Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, Agoura Hills, Oak Park and Lake Sherwood. Zip codes 91361, 91362, 91301, 91377.