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𓀐 @_7A4r=c-: questions that dont deserve a new thread a place for retards to converse thread theme: shitty fixes old thread >>3002637

I have a water main leaking underneath my house slab somewhere. What do I need to know for this? I saw water trickling out of my garage this morning and immediately turned it off. I called a big box plumbing service who sent a guy out, he cut the wall where my main goes under the slab from the service junction and said the water is backflowing up to this point, so it's somewhere under the house. He ordered a sonic leak testing guy to come out but since it's the weekend he can't make it until to…

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𓀐 @H~3c+DDa: >>3007998 i'm a service plumber and deal with this regularly, my area is mostly 30-50 yr old copper homes so... I'll share my standard experience: >slab leak leak detection to minimize demo, restoring demo is expensive; especially in house with tile, cabinets, wood flooring, w/e; not to mention concrete >leak detection identifies spot X ok. slab leak repair starts at 1.8k. that covers a 12x12 square of standard depth and pinhole repair (normal) is there a footer? another 600$ was leak detection…+

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