Water and plumbing leaks have become all too common here in Central Florida. Often times these leaks are not very obvious, hidden behind walls, under concrete slabs, and beneath the ground. In fact, it’s not until the home or business owner detects damage and/or mold, that they even realize there is a problem. And that’s when they contact their insurance company.
As a trusted leader in the industry, the Leak Doctor helps insurance professionals by performing water damage inspections, finding the source of a leak, and making repairs.
Our technicians receive ongoing education and comprehensive training.
Since 1993 our accurate, non-invasive detection of hidden water leaks has minimized tear outs. We provide insurance adjusters with repair options geared towards decreasing restoration costs.
Common water leaks include:
The service line from a home or business to the meter. This line is under the yard, exterior areas, and driveway.
A slab leaks occur under the concrete foundation of the building, in either the cold or hot water plumbing line.
Pinhole plumbing leaks that develop under floors and inside walls.
Broken pipes in crawl spaces under a home
The quicker the Leak Doctor responds the less damage will occur, growth of bacteria can begin in just a few short hours after the leaks begin. Our highly trained and certified technicians will begin by assessing the situation by walking through the property.
Using state of the art, non-invasive equipment to determine the source of the leak and where the moisture has traveled and properly document the process, saving the insurance company and homeowner a lot of money and headaches.
The cost of finding and fixing the leak will far outweigh the damage that may occur in your home or business. The Leak Doctor services are accurate and non-invasive, saving you money you otherwise spend digging up and repairing your property looking for leaks.
The Leak Doctor strives for quality performance with electronically generated reports, clearly written with all the details, available within 24 hours. Photographs taken before and after for documentation and communication with the adjuster while on the job site about the findings.
