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Leak detection Greenville NC is all we do, and we have done it since 2015. Our licensed team uses acoustic microphones, thermal cameras, and tracer gas to find hidden leaks fast, then repairs them the same day across Pitt County.
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Greenville Leak Detection Pros started in 2015 with one truck, a RIDGID acoustic microphone, and a simple observation: too many homeowners in Greenville were paying plumbers to guess. We had spent years watching slab leaks and underground water line leaks get misdiagnosed, walls opened up for nothing, and high water bills climb while nobody could say where the water was going. So we built a company around finding the leak first, with electronic leak detection equipment and a Fluke thermal imaging camera, before anyone picks up a wrench. That is what about leak detection Greenville NC means to us.
Eleven years later we run a full local leak detection team Greenville homeowners call for everything from a dripping faucet to a burst pipe at 2 a.m. We cover Pitt County, with regular work in 27834, 27858, and 28590, plus the neighborhoods around East Carolina University and the Tar River. We are a family-owned leak detection company Greenville residents rely on for slab leak, crawlspace leak, and pool leak work, and we still answer the phone ourselves.


Our mission is simple: find the leak, prove where it is, fix it, and leave the line pressure-tested. We do not open drywall or break up a slab until a moisture meter, video pipe inspection camera, or pressure testing gauge confirms the exact spot. As water leak repair experts Greenville NC homeowners call back, we treat a $180 dripping faucet with the same process as a $2,400 slab leak. You get a dry floor, a normal water bill, and a repair that holds.

These are the rules our technicians work by, whether the job is a toilet leak in a rental near ECU or an underground water line leak at a commercial property off Greenville Boulevard.
We never guess. Every job starts with acoustic leak detection microphone work, a thermal imaging camera scan, or tracer gas leak detector testing. On a typical slab leak we pinpoint within 12 inches before we cut concrete. That saves you hundreds in unnecessary demolition and keeps the repair on the actual pipe.
You get a flat price before we start, and it does not move. A running toilet repair runs $150 to $280 in 2026, and a water heater leak repair runs $250 to $600 depending on the tank and fittings. If we find a second problem, we stop and tell you before touching it.
Our plumbing work meets North Carolina code, and we carry a state contractor license and backflow prevention certification. We use PEX piping, copper pipe, and CPVC pipe with the right pipe fittings and pipe sealant for each line, never a shortcut patch. As trusted leak detection services in Greenville North Carolina, we stand behind every repair with a workmanship warranty.
When a frozen pipe bursts in January or a post-storm irrigation line leak floods a yard, you need someone close. We run 24/7 emergency calls across Pitt County and answer as a local leak detection team Greenville can reach at 2 a.m. No call center, no out-of-town dispatch.

Our crew is small on purpose. Six technicians, each with at least five years in the trade, plus two apprentices who train under a master plumber. Every tech is OSHA safety certified and carries IAPMO certification, and two hold backflow prevention certification for commercial work. We invest in the gear that makes the difference: Sewerin and Gutermann acoustic units, Milwaukee and DeWalt inspection cameras, Klein Tools meters, RectorSeal sealants, and a RIDGID pipe locator that reads through slab and soil. That equipment is not cheap, but it is why we find leaks other companies miss. We live here, our kids go to school here, and when we say we will be at your door in Greenville by 8 a.m., we mean it.
Call +923139383014 and tell us what you are seeing. Our office is open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and our emergency line runs 24/7 for burst pipes and active flooding. Most Greenville calls get a technician within 60 to 90 minutes. You can also email [email protected] with photos of the leak.