Under slab repair without opening your floor
Our specialized team of tunneling and plumbing pros are equipped with the necessary expertise and armed with the latest tools to locate and provide plumbing solutions.
Signs you need tunneling and under slab repair
If any of these sound familiar, it is worth getting looked at before it becomes a bigger job.
A confirmed leak in a line that runs beneath the slab
A warm spot on the floor that moves with hot water use
Finished flooring you would rather not cut through, such as tile, stone, or hardwood
A sewer line under the slab that a camera has shown to be broken or separated
Foundation movement that has damaged the plumbing below it
A repair that needs several points along one run reached at once
What the job actually involves
So you know what you are paying for, and what questions are worth asking any plumber who quotes it.
Tunnel from outside, or break through the floor
A tunnel is dug from outside the foundation to reach the line beneath the slab. It costs more in excavation than cutting through the floor, and it avoids demolishing finished flooring, cabinets, and anything built on top of the slab. Which one makes sense depends on where the fault is and what is above it.
Reach the fault, not the whole run
Locating the fault precisely before digging is what decides the size of the job. This is why the camera and locate work comes first, and why it is worth doing properly.
Backfill so the slab stays supported
A tunnel is backfilled and compacted in stages. Done poorly, the ground under the foundation settles later and you have a structural problem on top of a plumbing bill.
Tunneling and Under Slab Repair across the Houston metro
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Common Questions
Tunneling and under slab questions
Reaching failed lines beneath a foundation.
What is under slab tunneling?
Is tunneling better than breaking through the floor?
Will tunneling under my house damage the foundation?
How do you know where to dig?
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