Slab Leak Detection and Whole-House Repiping in Rancho Manor, Las Vegas, NV

Slab Leak Detection and Repair

Ideal for

• Warm spots on tile or flooring, or areas that feel damp without a clear cause

• Sudden spikes in the water bill with no “obvious” fixture leak

• The sound of running water when everything is off

• Water damage showing up in the middle of the home (not just near a bathroom or kitchen)

• Older supply plumbing where one leak often becomes “the next leak”

• Remodels where hidden piping routes make guessing expensive

What we do

• Pinpoint the leak source with targeted diagnostics so you’re not breaking slab blindly

• Confirm whether the leak is isolated—or a sign of broader pipe aging

• Repair the failure with a plan that protects finishes and restores dependable pressure

• Check shutoffs, transitions, and weak points that often fail next in older systems

• Verify results and walk you through what we found so the plan is clear

• Keep disruption controlled—especially important in finished homes and occupied rentals

Typical timeline (short)

• Many Rancho Manor slab leak diagnostics and repairs can be handled same day, depending on access, flooring type, and leak location.

Whole-House Repiping

If the pattern in Rancho Manor is “we fixed the leak… and then another one showed up,” the problem often isn’t bad luck—it’s aging supply lines. Repiping can be the cleanest way to stop the cycle, protect new finishes, and stabilize pressure throughout the house.

When we recommend it

• You’ve had multiple leaks in the last 12–24 months

• Pressure keeps dropping over time or varies room-to-room

• You’re remodeling and don’t want a future leak to ruin new work

• The home has older piping with patchwork repairs and mixed materials

• You want a long-term fix instead of another round of repairs and drywall

Common Rancho Manor Problems We See

• Slab-related leaks that show up as warm flooring, damp spots, or unexplained bill increases

• Older shutoff valves that don’t fully close when you need them most

• “Leak moved” patterns—one repair followed by another failure nearby

• Remodel-triggered surprises (old lines discovered behind new finishes)

• Pressure issues tied to aging supply lines and restricted flow

Examples of Calls We Handle in This Area

• Warm tile + rising bill: located the leak accurately, repaired it, and stabilized the system so the issue didn’t repeat in a new spot

• Rental turnover leak discovery: found the true source quickly and fixed it with controlled disruption to get the home livable again

• Repeat leaks after a remodel: confirmed an aging-supply pattern and mapped a repipe plan that protected new finishes

How We Work

• Confirm first: We locate the real leak source before tearing into floors or walls.

• Fix for reliability: We don’t just stop today’s leak—we reduce the chance of the next one.

• Respect the home: Clean work, careful access, and clear communication in finished spaces.

• Straight answers: You’ll know what’s urgent now and what can be planned.

Why Rancho Manor Homeowners Call Active Plumbing

Rancho Manor plumbing issues often hit at the worst time—after hours, during tenant turnover, or right after a remodel when water damage is the last thing you can afford.

• Open 24 hours: Nights, weekends, and emergencies included.

• Accurate detection: Find the source before the repair gets expensive.

• Older-home readiness: We’re used to legacy layouts, older valves, and remodel layers.

• Licensed provider: Business Licence #0047021.

Call now: (702) 438-3357

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most common signs of a slab leak in Rancho Manor?

In Rancho Manor, slab leaks often show up as warm spots in the floor, damp areas that return after drying, sudden water-bill increases, or the sound of water movement when everything is shut off. Because the leak can travel under flooring or along the slab edge, the visible “wet spot” isn’t always where the pipe is failing. The fastest way to avoid unnecessary demolition is targeted diagnostics through slab leak detection and repair, and if the symptoms are subtle or the home has layered remodels, electronic leak detection can help narrow the search before anything gets opened up.

If water is spreading right now, what should I do first?

If you can safely do so, shut off the main water—especially if water is moving across flooring or into cabinets. Avoid wet areas near outlets or appliances, and don’t force old valves that feel stuck (that can turn one problem into two). For urgent response, call 24/7 emergency plumbing repair. If the issue appears to be under-floor or slab-related, we’ll typically stabilize the situation first, then proceed with slab leak detection and repair to pinpoint the source and correct it.

We’ve “fixed leaks before” in this Rancho Manor house—why do they keep happening?

Repeated leaks are often a system pattern, not a one-off. In older homes, once one section of pipe starts failing, other weak points may be close behind—especially where materials are mixed, repairs were done at different times, or shutoffs/transitions are aging. If you’re stuck in a repeat cycle, it’s often smarter to evaluate whether a longer-term solution like whole-house repiping will save you from ongoing water damage. If there’s an active leak right now, we typically address the immediate issue first with leaking pipe repair, then map the best long-term path.

Is a slab leak always under concrete, or can it be “near the slab” and still cause the same damage?

It can absolutely be near the slab edge, in a wall chase, or at a transition that feeds the slab run—and still present like a slab leak because water migrates and shows up far from the failure point. That’s why “open where it’s wet” sometimes misses the real source. Using electronic leak detection helps pinpoint the location more accurately, and when the evidence supports it, slab leak detection and repair focuses the repair where it belongs.

We manage rentals in Rancho Manor—how can we reduce the risk of a major water event between tenants?

Vacancy periods are when leaks do the most damage because nobody is there to notice early signs. A smart shutoff can reduce risk dramatically by detecting abnormal flow and stopping water automatically. For added protection, consider whole-home leak detection and shutoff system installation. And if the property has a history of repeated leaks, it may be time to stop chasing repairs and stabilize the supply system with whole-house repiping.

Could pressure problems in Rancho Manor be related to a leak—or something else?

Yes. Pressure drops can happen when a line is leaking, but they can also come from aging shutoffs, restrictions, or a failing pressure reducing valve (PRV). In older homes, it’s common to see pressure swings that stress fixtures and joints, increasing leak risk over time. If pressure feels inconsistent, pressure reducing valve installation and replacement can help stabilize it, and if there are signs of hidden loss (bill spikes, damp areas), electronic leak detection helps confirm whether water is escaping where you can’t see it.

What if the leak is outside near the meter or in the yard—do you handle that too?

Yes. If the issue is outside, you may notice soggy spots, erosion, pressure drops throughout the home, or unexplained usage without indoor signs. Yard leaks can waste a lot of water quickly and can also undermine hardscape over time. If the symptoms point to the supply from the street, water service line upgrade is often the long-term fix. And if you’re unsure whether the problem is inside or outside, electronic leak detection can help narrow the source before repairs begin.

We’re remodeling—should we address plumbing now or wait?

If the home has older supply piping, pressure issues, or any leak history, remodel time is often the best time to address it. Once new cabinets, tile, and finishes go in, access becomes expensive and disruptive—and a future leak can ruin new work. Many Rancho Manor homeowners choose whole-house repiping during remodel windows for long-term reliability. If there’s an active issue you’re trying to solve before closing walls, leaking pipe repair can stabilize the immediate problem while the bigger plan is put in place.

Directions & Coverage

From Active Plumbing at 3580 Polaris Ave #17, Las Vegas, NV 89103, we typically reach Rancho Manor (89106) in 12–20 minutes via I-15 N → W Bonanza Rd → N Rancho Dr (traffic-dependent).

Call Now

If you’re seeing warm spots in flooring, unexplained water-bill spikes, or repeat leak symptoms in Rancho Manor, call Active Plumbing for accurate detection and a repair plan that stabilizes the system long-term. 📞 (702) 438-3357 • Open 24 hours • Business Licence #0047021

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