Water Leak Repair Services in Akron
Emergency Leak Repairs in Southern Cleveland & the Surrounding Areas
Do you suspect that water is leaking somewhere in your home? It’s important to detect the source of the leak and fix it as soon as possible to prevent damage to your home. Often, the leak is not easily found and can be hidden under sinks, in walls, or in floors. The experts at Wilson Plumbing & Heating can help if you have a leak in your Northeastern Ohio home.
With 60 years of experience, our team of extensively trained technicians is fully prepared to find the source of your leak and provide the appropriate fix. It’s important to reach out to a professional as soon as possible, as waiting can only lead to further damage and more expensive repairs.
Why Hire Our Pros?
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Service Scheduled for Your Convenience
Hire us, and you won't be waiting around for long windows of hours to get your service.
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We Are a Family Owned & Operated Business
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All Work Is Backed by Our Warranties
You can rest assured knowing that all the work we do is protected with full warranties.
Service Scheduled for Your Convenience
We Are a Family Owned & Operated Business
All Work Is Backed by Our Warranties
DIY Tests for Water Leaks
Here are some steps for looking for leaks before you give us a call:
- Check Your Water Meter: The easiest way to check if you have a leak is to look at your water meter, normally located outside your home. If you don’t know where it is, call your local utility department and they can help you. When you check the meter, make sure no one is using water in your home. Then view the leak indicator dial on the water meter that indicates a leak is occurring. If you see movement, it is likely you have a leak somewhere. To do further testing, write down the time that you took the reading. Then wait and take another reading again in a couple of hours. A change in the reading will indicate a leak as long as no water is used in your home during that time.
- Determine if the Leak Is Indoors or Outdoors: Turn off the main water valve in your home. Normally this is in your basement or garage, or sometimes outside by an outdoor water faucet. Then check the water meter and leak indicator again, making sure that no one uses water inside or outside your home during the test. If the leak indicator stops moving or the meter readings don’t change, the leak is inside your home. If the movement continues, the leak is somewhere between your home and the water meter.
Don’t hesitate to call our Akron water leak repair plumbers at (330) 400-3334. We offer emergency services in Southern Cleveland and the surrounding areas as well.
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