Leak Detection
A spiking water bill or the sound of running water means a hidden leak. We find it before we ever cut into a wall or floor.
A hidden leak wastes water, drives up your bill, and quietly damages your home. Rush Plumbing & Air uses electronic leak detection to pinpoint the exact source before any wall or floor gets opened, so the repair is targeted and clean instead of hit-or-miss.
The warning signs are usually a water bill that jumps for no reason, the sound of running or trickling water when everything is off, warm spots on the floor, or unexplained moisture and mildew. When you notice any of those, the fastest and cheapest path is to locate the leak precisely first.
How we find and stop a hidden leak
- Electronic and acoustic equipment that pinpoints the leak location
- Pressure testing to confirm the line and rule out false positives
- We locate first, then open only the spot that needs the repair
- Clear options and a flat price, approved before we cut anything
- Full repair, reroute, or repipe once the source is confirmed
Catching a leak early is almost always cheaper than the water damage it causes, so if something feels off, it is worth a call.
Why choose Rush for leak detection
Rush Plumbing & Air is a family-run, locally owned crew. We live and work in the same North DFW communities we serve, so our name is on every job.
- We answer your call after hours, on weekends, and on holidays
- We locate before we cut, so you are not paying to open the wrong wall
- Every job is backed by a one-year workmanship guarantee
Tips from the experts
Straight answers from our plumbers, written to actually help.

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Call a live person any time. We will locate it precisely before anything gets opened up.


