Leak Repair
Plumbing Leak Repair in Nicholasville & Lexington, KY
A small leak is a big water bill and, eventually, a repair to drywall and floors. We find the source — not just the wet spot — and fix it right, whether it's a faucet, a valve, a supply line, or a pipe in the wall.
Sound familiar?
Signs you need us
- Dripping or hard-to-turn faucets
- Water stains on ceilings or under cabinets
- Toilets that run or hiss between flushes
- Higher-than-normal water bill
- Damp spots in the basement or crawl space
What we do
How we handle it
- Faucet, valve and fixture repair or replacement
- Pipe leak repair — copper, PEX, PVC and galvanized
- Toilet fill valve, flapper and seal repair
- Shut-off valve replacement
- Leak tracing including smoke tests for sewer gas
In detail
Leak Repair in Nicholasville, Lexington & central Kentucky
Finding the actual source
Water travels. A stain on a first-floor ceiling can come from a shower valve, a toilet seal, a supply line or a drain fitting, and guessing wrong means patching drywall twice. We isolate the source first — pressure checks, dye tests, opening the smallest access possible — then fix the one thing that's leaking.
Pipe repairs in every material
Central Kentucky homes have a mix of copper, PEX, CPVC, PVC and, in older houses, galvanized steel. We repair all of it with matching materials and proper transitions, and we'll tell you honestly when a galvanized line is at the end of its life and a repipe will save you a string of repairs.
Faucets, toilets and fixtures
Running toilets and dripping faucets are the quiet leaks that show up on your water bill. We rebuild what's rebuildable — fill valves, flappers, cartridges, seats — and replace fixtures when parts aren't available or the fixture isn't worth saving. Bring your own fixture or let us supply a quality one.
Shut-off valves that actually shut off
If your main shut-off or fixture stops are stuck or won't seal, you don't have an emergency plan. We replace corroded stops and main valves with quarter-turn ball valves so the next problem is a quick turn, not a flooded floor.
Real jobs
Recent leak repair work
Questions
Common questions
- Can you repair it or does it have to be replaced?
- We always start with the least expensive fix that will actually hold. If replacing makes more sense, we'll explain why and price both.
- How fast can you get to a leak?
- Call us. Active leaks go to the top of the day's schedule, and we'll walk you through shutting the water off while you wait.
- Is a running toilet really a big deal?
- A toilet that runs can waste hundreds of gallons a day — it's often the reason a water bill doubles. It's also one of the cheapest fixes we do.
What neighbors say
5.0 stars, 63+ Google reviews
“They were exceptional! Came in, fixed the problem, was courteous, fast. Would recommend to anyone.”
Cheryl D. Google“It was a pleasure doing business with Jared. He did a great job in communicating and coordinating his work at our house.”
Merlin B. Google“Jared and Sean were awesome. Ran into a couple obstacles replacing the sewer and water line but overcame them and did a great job. Would recommend them to anybody.”
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