How We Find and Fix Hidden Water Pipe Leaks in Boca Raton

A leaking underground water line can waste hundreds of gallons of water a day—and most homeowners don’t even realize it until the utility bill spikes. At First Choice Plumbing & Design, we specialize in digging up and repairing leaking water lines quickly and with minimal disruption.

If you searched for “water line leak repair Boca Raton”, here’s what you should know.

Signs of an Underground Water Leak

Water lines usually run from the meter into your home, and when they leak, the symptoms can be subtle:

  • Higher-than-normal water bills

  • A constantly running water meter

  • Wet or mushy grass in specific areas

  • Low water pressure indoors

  • Sounds of running water when everything is off

If you notice any of these, acting fast is key—water leaks worsen quickly.

How We Locate the Leak

We use specialized leak-detection equipment to pinpoint exactly where the water is escaping. This prevents unnecessary digging and keeps your repair costs down.

The Repair Process

Once we’ve found the source of the problem, here’s what happens:

1. Carefully Trenching to the Leak

We expose only the section of pipe that needs repair. Our technicians protect surrounding landscaping as much as possible.

2. Assessing the Damage

Some leaks come from corrosion, others from pipe movement, roots, or previous patch jobs.

3. Making the Repair

Depending on the situation, this may involve:

  • Cutting out and replacing a section of pipe

  • Installing new durable PVC or copper line

  • Re-routing the line if the damage is extensive

4. Backfilling & Yard Restoration

We finish with clean, thorough backfilling and restore the area so it looks as close as possible to the original condition.

Don’t Let a Small Leak Become a Major Problem

If you think you may have a water line leak in your yard, driveway, or under your home, First Choice Plumbing & Design can help. We provide fast leak detection, water line repairs, and emergency service throughout Boca Raton and Palm Beach County.

Call Today! Phone: (561) 980-0214

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