What Commercial Leak Detection Checks in Arlington Buildings

A hidden leak in a business costs more than water. It can close a dining room, damage stock, disturb tenants and raise insurance claims. Arlington Leak Pros provides commercial leak detection for offices, retail stores, restaurants and apartment buildings, with written reports. Call (817) 285-5426, 24/7, to schedule around your hours.

What are the signs of a leak in a commercial building?

Common signs are a water bill that jumps with no change in use, a meter that moves after hours, stained ceiling tiles, damp carpet, musty smells, slow or backed-up drains, warm spots on slab floors and low water pressure. Tenant complaints about water or smells are often the first warning.

• Water bill jumps after hours
• Stained ceiling tiles
• Damp carpet or flooring
• Musty smells in rooms
• Slow or backed-up drains
• Warm spots on slab floors
• Low water pressure
• Tenant complaints

What types of properties do we serve?

We serve offices, retail stores, restaurants and apartment buildings across Arlington, from Downtown and the UTA area to the Entertainment District and the shopping areas near The Parks Mall and Arlington Highlands. Each property type has its own common leak sources, so we tailor the search to the building.

How does commercial leak detection work?

The technician starts with the meter and building layout, then isolates sections of the plumbing with valves and pressure tests to narrow the search. Acoustic listening, thermal imaging, moisture meters and video pipe cameras pinpoint the leak. You get a written report with the location, findings and repair options.

See how each tool works in our guide to how leak detection works.

How do you keep downtime low?

Because we answer 24/7, leak detection can often be scheduled before opening, after closing or on weekends. Non-invasive tools mean we only open the spot where the leak is, not whole rooms. Clear findings up front let you plan repairs around customers and tenants.

Why does a written report matter?

A written leak detection report gives property managers, owners and insurance adjusters a clear record of what was found, where, and what repair was recommended. It helps with insurance claims, tenant communication and budgeting, and it keeps everyone working from the same facts.

What about sewer and drain lines in commercial buildings?

Restaurants and apartment buildings put heavy loads on drain and sewer lines. Grease, wipes and roots can cause backups, and cracked lines can leak under the slab. A sewer camera inspection shows the inside of the line so the right repair is planned the first time.

Read more in our sewer camera inspection guide.

How much does commercial leak detection cost?

Commercial leak detection is priced by the property: the size of the building, the number of lines and fixtures, access and the time of day. We explain the price before any work begins. For reference, our general residential ranges start at about $150 to $400 for basic leak detection.

See our leak detection cost table, or call for a price on your property.