Our Plumbing Services
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Drain Clearing
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Hydro Jetting
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Kitchen Plumbing
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Leak Detection
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Bathroom Plumbing
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Toilet Repair
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Plumbing Shut-Offs
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Slab Leak Repair
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Burst Pipe Repair
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Repiping
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Water Line Services
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Sewer Camera Inspection
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Sewer Line Services
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Water Heater Services
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Gas Line Plumbing
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Tankless Water Heater Services
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Water Quality Solutions
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Plumbing FAQ's
Secure Your Home with Expert Leak Detection
Don’t let a small leak turn into a big problem. Our professional technicians are equipped with the tools and expertise to find and fix leaks efficiently.
Benefits of early leak detection include:
- Cost savings: Early detection means less damage, reducing repair costs and saving money in the long run.
- Water conservation: Detecting and repairing leaks promptly can lead to significant water savings, benefiting both your wallet and the environment.
- Damage prevention: Timely intervention prevents mold, structural damage, and other issues related to water leaks.
- Health and safety: By preventing mold and mildew growth, our leak detection services contribute to a healthier home environment.
- Increased property value: Demonstrating a history of diligence in water leak management can positively impact your property’s market value.
- Peace of mind: Our advanced detection services mean you can rest easy without worrying about the hidden risks of water damage.
Don’t leave leaks unaddressed! Contact First Choice Plus Plumbing, Restoration & Air at (772) 275-3760 to speak to our Port St. Lucie leak detection team today.
Signs You Have a Water Leak
Although knowing the exact location and severity of a water leak in your home could be difficult for an inexperienced homeowner, it is easy to spot the major signs and symptoms of plumbing leaks.
If you notice any of the following issues in your home, you should contact First Choice Plus Plumbing, Restoration & Air right away for a comprehensive leak detection service:
- You can hear running water when nothing is on
- Your water meter is moving when everything is off
- Your water or electric bill is higher than previously without an increase in usage
- You feel a warm spot or see water on your floor
- You have low water pressure in your home
These issues are often easy to spot in the home. Calling a water leak detection company as soon as you notice a problem will help save you money on the repair. Our experts at First Choice Plus Plumbing, Restoration & Air can get the job done!
How Do We Detect Water Leaks?
We use a variety of water leak detection services to pinpoint the exact location of the leak and its severity. Some of our most effective leak detection methods include:
- Sound Leak Detection: Highly sensitive acoustic listening equipment is used in conjunction with air to locate water leaks under concrete slabs or ground.
- Infrared Cameras: An infrared camera allows us to take multiple pictures of the pipe from different angles, which helps us see the leak in real time.
- Meter Testing: Using a special tool, we are able to measure the water pressure in your pipes and compare it to a healthy pipe. From there, we can determine if there is a leak.
SEE WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS ARE SAYING!
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"Been using 1st choice at 2 of my rental properties for 15 year"Wouldn't call anyone else. can't thank them enough for helping me every time.- Larry
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"Service exceeded our expectations."
Great service. Great interaction. Problem fixed quickly and area cleaned up very well. Vincent did a wonderful job. We have great confidence in him doing exactly what he says he will do and getting the job done.
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"Very quick response. Stand by their work."Representative friendly, honest, explain all that is going on. Great suggestions to resolve the problem. Neat, clean and polite. Well run company.- Andrew B.
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"I was very impressed. Rating is 5 star to me."
Jacob is a very knowledgeable with regard to our new 80 gallon water heater. He introduced himself to my wife and I. We could tell immediately that he knew exactly how to replace the large water heater. With in a few hours he had the unit in and we got our hot water up and running. I could not believe that he was able to install it without any help.
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"He was very knowledgeable and congenial."
Mike was very straightforward and honest in answering all of my questions concerning a new home water conditioning system purchase and install. And on top of everything else, I can now say he did a super job installing the system!
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"This company is reliable and get to you asap!"
Vincent is a godsent. He is honest and professional. When I asked any questions he without hesitation explained to me in great detail. He is so fantastic at what he does and I am grateful he has been the one to help me. Highly recommend
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"I'm so glad I called First Choice Plumbing!"
They were able to send out someone the very next day and our tech, Jayden, was very professional and completed all the work we needed quickly and efficiently! The price was more than fair and I will absolutely use them again. Highly recommend this company!!!
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"Same day appointment and issue resolved"
Satisfied customer. Jayden was professional and easy to talk to. He explained very clearly what the issue was and what was needed to fix it. He provided details of the work he was completing before and after he finished.
- Allison J.
How To Tell if a Leak Is Inside or Outside Your House
Have you noticed signs of a water leak in your home, including water damage? One of the first steps you need to take is to determine where the water leak is located. This includes finding out if it’s inside or outside your house.
There are several steps you can take to find out where the leak is located, including:
- Turn off the water: The first thing you should do is turn off all of the water in your home. This includes all faucets, plumbing fixtures, appliances, and more. You should have a water valve in your house that will turn off all interior water. After you do this, then look to see if the leak has stopped. If it has, then the leak is inside your house. If the leak continues, then it is located outside the house.
- Look at the location of the signs of the leak: Where the evidence of the leak is showing up can indicate where the leak is located. If you see water damage on a wall next to a bathroom or kitchen plumbing appliance, then it could indicate the leak is coming from your interior plumbing system.
- Watch the weather: Does your leak appear after it rains? This can be a good indication that the leak is on the outside of your house. If the signs of the leak do not correlate with the weather, then the leak can be coming from inside the house.
