Leaky sinks and outdoor faucets are a very common problem, which is unfortunate due to the ease of repairs required to correct the issues. Continue reading
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Leaky sinks and outdoor faucets are a very common problem, which is unfortunate due to the ease of repairs required to correct the issues. Continue reading
Seattle’s fortunate to have some of the cleanest water in the nation and that’s due to many factors, but the main reason is fairly simple. Continue reading
After calls to the water company and the city, you may have found your water service line, but what good does that do you if you suspect there’s a leak? Continue reading
It may be hard to tell what’s causing the excess water in the yard when you wake up in the morning. Here are 3 surefire ways to detect an irrigation leak. Continue reading
Leak detection is a critical service that home and building owners can utilize to detect problems in their plumbing, HVAC systems, and sewer lines. An experienced leak detection specialist can…
Many homes in Seattle aren’t prepared for heavy rain, meaning a lot of wet carpet and buckets of water in the living room could be in your future. Continue reading
Clearwater Leak Detection’s equipment can pinpoint the exact location of the leaks so you can make a more informed decision about how to seal them. Continue reading
Some leaks are simple to fix, but major leaks to be concerned with aren’t the most apparent. Here are three common bathroom leaks to look out for. Continue reading
To solve the issue, you have to identify the source of the leak and its location, but some tools might be overkill depending on the severity of your leak. Continue reading
Keeping everything under one roof could help alleviate stress when a problem arises, so here’s an overview of some of our lesser-known offerings. Continue reading
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