You went to the bathroom fifteen minutes ago, and you know you flushed. So, why is it still running? A running toilet is an internal water leak in your toilet tank, and it could be wasting hundreds of gallons of water a day – costing you a lot of money when your water bill arrives… Continue reading
Many things in life are taken for granted until they aren’t working correctly. If you have damage to your water line, you do not want to hesitate to have the issue fixed. The water line is a line (or pipe) that feeds water into places within your home. Anywhere you are connected to water, there… Continue reading
Your plumbing system is a finely tuned and synchronized system that performs vital functions integral to the operation of your home or business. Perhaps the most little-known or recognized components that carry some of the heaviest loads are your water lines. Mostly hidden and often forgotten, these lines are constantly at work to provide fresh… Continue reading
Water is perhaps the most invasive and damaging of all substances. While it may seem odd that something so vital to life can be so detrimental to physical properties, Atlanta Leak Detection has witnessed firsthand the damage that water causes to homes and other structures. In fact, water could be compromising your home’s foundation without… Continue reading
Your Atlanta-area home is likely the largest investment your family will ever make. That means doing everything possible to protect that investment is wise. Some of the most dangerous risks to your home investment are plumbing leaks. Leaking water can often go undetected for a long time. It is during this period that extensive damage… Continue reading
From the 1970s through the mid-1990s, Polybutylene Pipe became an affordable, and therefore popular, choice for internal and external water lines. More recent innovations have produced much more reliable piping options, and polybutylene pipe is now rarely, if ever, used in construction. However, this older pipe remains in numerous Atlanta-area homes, and is often a… Continue reading
