About Us

What we do

Slab Fixer Crew Texas connects homeowners, landlords, property managers and businesses with independent local leak-detection and plumbing technicians across Texas. We focus on a single kind of job: water lines and drain lines leaking under a concrete slab, and the repairs that follow once the leak is found.

We are not a plumbing company, and the people who come to your door don't work for this website. They are independent professionals in your area who locate and repair slab leaks as a regular part of their work. Our role is to answer the phone, understand what you're dealing with, and put you in touch with a crew that can help.

What happens when you call

A person answers, any hour of the day. They'll ask a few practical questions: what you've noticed, whether the water meter moves with everything turned off, roughly when the house was built, whether it has had a slab leak before, and whether water is showing right now. If it is, they'll make sure you know how to turn off the main water supply safely while you wait.

Based on your answers and your location, we connect you with a local leak technician who works in your area and carries the equipment the job is likely to need: pressure gauges, acoustic listening gear and thermal imaging. You'll get a realistic idea of when someone can arrive. Same-day and emergency response is available in many areas.

What the technician does

On site, the technician isolates the hot and cold lines, pressure tests the suspect line, and listens and images along its path to narrow down where the water is escaping. They should explain what they find and how confident they are. Then they'll talk you through the repair options that fit your house, which might be a spot repair through the slab, rerouting the line above the slab, pipe lining where it suits the line, or partial or whole-home repiping if leaks keep coming back.

The professionals are independent local businesses, and they explain the work before it begins. Ask the contractor for workmanship terms in writing before work begins. You can also check a plumber’s license through the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners.

What we don't do

Keeping to one problem is how we stay useful. This site does not offer:

• Foundation repair or leveling. That is a separate trade; foundation contractors handle structural assessment and repair.
• Water damage restoration, drying or mold remediation. Restoration companies handle that work after a leak.
• General plumbing, drain cleaning or water heater work.

If the technician sees something that points to one of those trades, they can tell you so, and you can contact that trade directly.

Why slab leaks, and why Texas

Texas is one of the places where slab leaks are most common. Most homes here are built on a slab, much of the state sits on clay that swells and shrinks with the weather, and a great many houses from the 1960s through the 1990s have copper lines running under the concrete. Dallas-Fort Worth has all three. A service built around this one problem can explain it better than a general page can.

You can read about the slab leak services we connect people with, or find your city in the areas we cover.