Water damage restoration in South Miami, slab leaks included.
Post-war single-family homes on slab, mature trees, and additions built at four different times on the same house.
What we see in South Miami
South Miami is mostly 1940s to 1970s single-family on slab-on-grade, and most of these houses have been added onto more than once. The additions are where the surprises live: transitions between old and new construction, buried plumbing and floor assemblies that dry at completely different rates.
A warm patch, a jumping water bill, a stain with no source above it. Located with thermal imaging and acoustic equipment instead of exploratory demolition.
Where an addition meets the original structure there's usually a hidden change in assembly. Moisture follows that seam and shows up two rooms away.
Interior air conditioning closets, with long drain lines running from them, are the single most common water source we see in this housing stock.
Services available in South Miami
High Pines, Twin Lakes, and Sunset
South Miami · High Pines · Ponce-Davis border · Sunset · Twin Lakes · Snapper Creek border
Water spreading in South Miami right now?
Call and we'll tell you whether that bill is a slab leak before anything gets opened up.
Questions from South Miami customers
How fast can you get to South Miami?
Inside the hour most of the day. We confirm the window in writing before we hang up.
My water bill jumped and I can't see a leak.
Treat that as a slab leak until proven otherwise. We locate it with acoustic and thermal equipment before anything gets opened up.
The house has been added onto twice. Does that matter?
It matters a lot. Additions mean separate slab pours, different plumbing eras, and joints where water collects. We map the whole path, room by room, until the readings come back dry.
A slab leak stays quiet until the bill arrives.
Bring us the meter reading. We'll locate it before anything gets opened up.