Find the Source. Stop the Damage.
Simplify the Recovery.
A hidden leak can waste time, damage multiple areas and leave property owners unsure which contractor to call first. United Restoration, Inc. Leak Detection & Plumbing brings leak investigation, plumbing repair and property restoration into one coordinated response.
Our program is built for homes, commercial properties and condominium communities. Whether it is an easy-to-find active leak or a difficult hidden source, we will respond, investigate and explain the next step. When water appears far from the source, our methodical approach helps narrow the origin and connect repair and restoration without unnecessary handoffs.
Leaks in condominiums and commercial buildings often cross unit lines, involve shared systems or require access to several spaces. Our process is designed to coordinate access, document affected areas separately and keep the property representative informed as the source and resulting damage are evaluated.
Tell us what you’re seeing. We’ll help you understand what comes next.
Your diagnostic leak detection charge is waived when United Restoration, Inc. performs the related mitigation and restoration work.
Common warning signs include:
An unexplained increase in your water bill, the sound of running water when fixtures are turned off, damp or discolored walls, ceilings, or floors, musty odors, unexplained mold or mildew, warm or unusually cool areas on floors, low water pressure, or a water meter that continues to move when no water is being used.
Leak detection is helpful when you see water, staining, or other signs of moisture but do not know where it is coming from. If you already know which fixture or pipe is leaking, a plumbing service visit may be the next step. Tell us what you are seeing so we can help determine the appropriate response.
Tell us where you see water or damage, when you first noticed it, whether water is actively leaking, and who can provide access. Let us know if several rooms or units are affected. For managed properties, identify the property contact and any access requirements so the visit can be coordinated.
Yes. Tell us when the moisture appears and anything you have noticed about the timing, such as rain or the use of a fixture or appliance. An intermittent problem may not be active during the visit. We explain what the available evidence indicates and whether additional access or investigation is needed.
We inspect visible damage, likely sources, and surrounding areas, then select diagnostic methods suited to the situation. The goal is to narrow the source while avoiding unnecessary openings wherever reasonably possible. Some investigations or repairs still require access through building materials. We explain the findings, any uncertainty, and the recommended next step.
Water or moisture may be related to an appliance, an exterior source, HVAC or condensation, or another condition. We explain what the evidence suggests rather than assuming every problem is plumbing-related. If another trade is needed, we identify the recommended next step.
Yes. Leaks can involve shared systems or require access to several units and common areas. We work with the designated property representative to coordinate access, document affected areas separately, and keep authorized owners, residents, and other contacts informed as the source and damage are evaluated.
If the source is plumbing-related and the repair is within the authorized scope, our plumbing team can complete or coordinate the repair. Whether it can be completed during the same visit depends on the findings, access, and work required. We explain the proposed next step before proceeding.
The diagnostic leak detection charge is waived when United Restoration, Inc. performs the related mitigation and restoration work. You can also use leak detection as a standalone service; you are not required to choose us for restoration. The waiver applies to the diagnostic charge. We can explain the charges for any additional work before you authorize it.
No. Finding and stopping a leak does not confirm that surrounding materials are dry. When damage is present, our restoration team can evaluate affected areas and the need for water extraction, drying, cleaning, or material removal. We explain those needs separately from the plumbing repair.
We document the service performed, the areas evaluated, and the next steps discussed. We explain what the evidence indicates and what remains uncertain. For managed or multi-unit properties, updates can be organized for the property manager, owner, resident, and other authorized stakeholders.
Need emergency help?
United Restoration is available 24/7 for water damage, fire damage, emergency drying, leak detection & plumbing services, storm damage, board-ups, and tarping. Our local team responds quickly to protect your property and start the restoration process.
