Continuous water exposure can weaken the structural integrity of your home, resulting in costly repairs.
Mold and mildew resulting from leaks can cause health issues, particularly for those with respiratory problems.
A single drip per second can waste more than 3,000 gallons a year. Detecting and fixing leaks saves water and lowers your water bill.
With gas leaks, the risk of fire or explosion is significant. Quick detection and action are critical for safety.
The Hendrick Team inspects potential leakage areas for any signs of dripping.
We test water pressure in your pipes to detect any discrepancies that might indicate a leak.
If the leak is tough to get to, we can use this technique to listen for the sound of water escaping your pipes.
We use this camera to detect a leak and diagnose the exact spot there is a leak.
This technique uses a non-toxic, inert gas to detect any escaping air in your systems.
Once a leak has been detected, the Hendrick Team moves into action to provide effective and lasting solutions.
The Hendick Team gives thorough examinations of your A/C unit to check for wear and tear, efficiency issues, or potential safety hazards.
We ensure your system is free of refrigerant leaks and condensation issues.
Our certified professionals handle gas lines with utmost care to ensure your home’s safety.
Water leak detection is how our team pinpoints the exact source of a hidden leak using tools like pressure testing, acoustic listening equipment, thermal imaging, and tracer gas, before it causes major damage to your Tulsa home.
Watch for a sudden spike in your water bill, damp or discolored spots on walls, floors, or ceilings, a musty smell, or a water meter that keeps moving after every faucet in the house is shut off.
Yes. Acoustic testing, thermal imaging, and tracer gas injection let us narrow down a leak’s exact location first, so we only open up the smallest area necessary to make the repair.
We recommend a seasonal check, plus an inspection any time you notice a higher than normal water bill or unexplained moisture, since Tulsa’s shifting clay soil and older plumbing can make leaks more common over time.
Leave the house right away and call Hendrick or your gas provider from a safe distance outside. Avoid flipping light switches or using anything that could spark until the leak is confirmed safe.
A minor drip might hold with a temporary fix, but a lasting water leak repair depends on finding the true source and using the right materials for your plumbing, which is best left to a licensed plumber.
Depending on the cause, repair can mean resealing a joint, replacing a damaged section of pipe, or repairing a fixture connection, and our technicians will walk you through the right fix for your specific leak.
Some policies cover repairs once a leak has already caused visible damage, but detection itself is typically the homeowner’s cost, so it’s worth checking your specific policy with your insurance provider.
