Think you have a hidden water leak? 317 Plumbing can help find the source and determine what needs to happen next—before a small leak becomes a bigger problem.
Water can travel behind walls, beneath floors, and through building materials before becoming visible. 317 Plumbing helps locate suspected plumbing leaks so you can understand the problem and make the right repair.
High water bills, damp drywall, water stains, or unexplained moisture can all be warning signs of a hidden plumbing leak.
The place where you see water isn't always where the leak started. We work to identify the source instead of guessing at the problem.
Once the source is identified, we'll explain what we found and recommend the appropriate plumbing repair.

A sudden increase in your water bill or a water meter that continues moving when fixtures are off may indicate water is escaping somewhere in the plumbing system.

Water stains, damp drywall, wet flooring, peeling paint, or unexplained moisture can be warning signs of a plumbing leak hidden from view.

Running or dripping water when nothing is being used, musty odors, or unexplained changes in water pressure can all be signs that something needs a closer look.
Pressurized water lines can leak at fittings, connections, or damaged sections of pipe. Even a small leak can waste water and cause damage over time.
Water stains, damp drywall, or unexplained moisture may point to a concealed plumbing leak. Finding the source is the first step toward the right repair.
Faucets, supply lines, drains, disposals, and appliance water connections can all be possible sources of unexpected moisture in a kitchen.
Water appearing on a ceiling may come from plumbing above, but the visible stain isn't always directly below the source of the leak.
Toilets, sinks, tubs, showers, faucets, supply lines, and drains create several possible sources when unexplained water appears in a bathroom.
Leaks beneath floors or in other concealed areas can be difficult to identify because the symptoms may appear away from the actual source.

SLAB & HIDDEN LEAKS
Hidden leaks beneath floors or behind walls can cause damage before they're visible.
We start with what you've noticed, such as higher water use, moisture, staining, unusual sounds, or other signs of a possible leak.
We evaluate the plumbing and affected areas to help determine where the water is actually coming from.
Once the problem is identified, we'll explain what we found and discuss the appropriate repair options.
Have questions about a possible water leak? Here are answers to common questions Indianapolis homeowners ask about finding hidden plumbing leaks.
Common signs include an unexplained increase in your water bill, damp or discolored walls or ceilings, musty odors, unusual sounds of running water, or moisture where it shouldn't be.
Yes. An unexplained increase in water use can be a sign of a hidden plumbing leak, especially when your household water usage has not otherwise changed.
Leaks can develop behind walls, beneath floors, above ceilings, around fixtures, in water supply lines, and in other concealed areas of the plumbing system.
A slab leak generally refers to a plumbing leak beneath or within the concrete foundation area of a home. Because the plumbing is concealed, the source may not be obvious from where symptoms appear.
Once the problem is identified, 317 Plumbing will explain what was found and discuss the appropriate repair options with you.
Yes. 317 Plumbing provides plumbing leak detection for homeowners in Indianapolis and surrounding service areas. Contact us to discuss the problem you're experiencing and schedule service.
Think you have a water Leak?
Contact 317 Plumbing to schedule leak detection service in Indianapolis, or call 317-677-2623.
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