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Slab leaks, water line repairs, broken pipes and leak detection in Waxahachie, down US 287 from our Midlothian base.
Slab leaks, water line repairs, broken pipes and leak detection in Waxahachie, down US 287 from our Midlothian base.
Waxahachie is the Ellis County seat, a short run down US 287 from our Midlothian base, and the Leak Squad van works all over town. Most of the Waxahachie calls we get are about water nobody can see: a slab leak, a water line breaking somewhere between the meter and the house, or a pipe that has let go inside a wall.
We find it first with acoustic listening, line tracing, scope cameras and pressure testing, then repair it properly under TX Master Plumber License M-36931. Call or text (214) 325-8046, Monday to Saturday, 7 to 5.
Waxahachie has a lot of older homes around the historic downtown and courthouse square, and older houses can still be running on galvanized supply lines and cast iron drains that corrode from the inside. Around them are newer subdivisions on concrete slabs. Both sit on Blackland Prairie clay that swells in wet weather and cracks open in a dry summer, and that movement is hard on water lines under slabs and out in the yard. A long run from the meter to the house can break and soak the ground for weeks before the bill gives it away.
Common signs are a soggy patch in the yard that does not dry out, low water pressure, the meter moving with every tap off, or a bill that jumped. We trace and locate the line, find the break, and repair or replace that section.
Yes. We confirm the leak with pressure testing, pinpoint it with acoustic listening and line tracing, then open one spot to repair it or re-route the line. When tunnelling under the slab is the better route, we do that instead.
Monday to Saturday, 7 to 5, closed Sunday. Call or text (214) 325-8046. If water is actively coming in, shut off the main and call right away.
We cover the DFW metro across Ellis, Dallas and Tarrant counties from our Midlothian base. Pick another city below, or see every place we serve.
Tell us what is going on: a hidden leak, no hot water, a gas line, a clogged drain, a sewer backup or a repipe. We will get you a straight answer and a time. Water actively coming in? Call right now.