PARDO & SON PLUMBING
A suspected leak beneath or near a concrete slab should be diagnosed before a repair method is chosen. Moisture, warm flooring or water use can have several causes, and unnecessary demolition is not a diagnosis.
Evaluation may include pressure/isolation testing and other leak-detection methods appropriate to the system.
A warm or damp floor alone does not establish which pipe is involved or which repair is appropriate. Share the location, duration and pattern of the symptoms, together with any earlier leak findings.
Where conditions allow, repair may involve controlled access to the affected line.
A problem section may sometimes be bypassed through an alternate route.
If the slab leak is one part of a recurring or broader piping problem, a whole-home repipe may deserve consideration.
The plumbing scope and finish-restoration scope must be clearly defined in the proposal.
Plumbing repair and finish restoration can involve different work. Before approving a proposal, ask how access openings, flooring, drywall and cleanup relate to the quoted plumbing scope.
CLEAR ANSWERS
No. It may justify investigation but is not a diagnosis by itself.
No. The appropriate repair may be targeted access, rerouting or another solution.
Not automatically. The condition and history of the broader plumbing system matter.
Coverage depends on the policy and circumstances.
LET’S FIND THE RIGHT NEXT STEP
Tell us what you are experiencing and where the property is located. We’ll confirm service availability and help determine the right next step.
