Residential & commercial · Mississippi
Leak Detection
Help locating and addressing plumbing leaks, from visible fixture leaks to suspected hidden pipe problems.
- Water bill spiking unexpectedly without any change in occupancy, irrigation, or business operations
- Unexplained warm or hot spots on concrete slab floors or moisture along interior baseboard trims
- Sound of water hissing or rushing through supply lines behind walls when every valve is closed
Most structures in Brandon, Flowood, and Pearl rest on slab-on-grade concrete foundations. Moving clay soil can shift sub-slab supply pipes against gravel or concrete bedding, resulting in pressurized sub-slab pinhole leaks.
Find out where the water is coming from
A dripping fixture is easy to notice; a leak behind a wall or under a floor may be less obvious. Cozy Solutions handles leak-detection and repair inquiries for homes and commercial properties.
Describe what you have seen and where it is happening. New water staining, persistent dampness or an unexplained change in water use can warrant an assessment, but those signs alone do not identify the cause.
Visible leaks and fixture problems
Faucets, toilets, sinks and exposed pipe connections are common starting points for a leak concern. A repair assessment considers the affected fixture or pipe and the condition of nearby components.
Let us know whether the water appears continuously or only when a fixture is used. Photographs can be helpful when requested, but you do not need to open a wall or remove equipment to contact us.
Suspected hidden pipe leaks
For a suspected leak inside a wall, below a floor or under a slab, the investigation depends on the location and access. Describe any previous plumbing work and the areas where symptoms appear.
The testing method and any access needed should be discussed for the individual property. Locating a leak does not guarantee a repair can be completed without opening a surface or excavating.
From locating the problem to discussing repair
Detection and repair are related but distinct steps. Once the problem is understood, discuss the affected piping, repair options and any additional access or restoration that may be needed.
Our plumbing scope should be clarified before work begins. Building repairs, drying, mold treatment and structural restoration are separate considerations and are not assumed to be included.
Contact us about a leak
Call with your location, the affected area and whether water is currently escaping. Avoid contact with wet electrical equipment or standing water near it. We will discuss current availability and the next step.
Brandon, Flowood and Pearl are our primary areas, with Madison and Jackson also served.
Frequently asked questions about leak detection
How can I check if I have a hidden plumbing leak before calling?
Ensure all indoor fixtures, hoses, and appliances are shut off, then inspect the dial on your outdoor water meter. If the low-flow indicator (small red triangle or spinner) is moving, water is leaking somewhere past the meter.
What are the common warning signs of a sub-slab leak?
Signs include unexplained warm spots on hard flooring, damp carpet with no apparent spill, low domestic hot water pressure, the continuous sound of running water under the floor, and moisture weeping from foundation perimeters.
What happens after a hidden leak is located?
Once acoustic or electronic detection identifies the leak location, we review repair options with you—such as localized slab access to repair the pipe or installing an overhead PEX bypass line to avoid breaking concrete.
Tell us about your leak detection project.
Choose the property type and type of work, then share the location and what you need. We’ll use your details to discuss the job and current availability directly.
Your home. Your business. Your next project.