High Water Bill InvestigationWe find what's driving up your bill.

Where does the water actually go?And how we figure it out.

Vegas water bill spikes are almost always one of these culprits, in rough order: a leaking toilet flapper (silent but constant), an underground irrigation crack, a slab leak (often hot-side), a mainline service leak (often the meter side), a pool leak, or sometimes a water softener bypass stuck open. Each leaves a different signature, and each requires different gear to find.

Our high-water-bill process is systematic. First the easy stuff — visual inspection of toilets, faucets, water softener, and pool. Then we shut off the main and check the meter — if it's still spinning, the leak is between the meter and the house. If the meter stops, we isolate by zones (irrigation off, house off) and pressure-test each.

Once we narrow it down to a specific line or area, we deploy acoustic detection or electronic line tracing to pinpoint. The whole investigation typically takes 1-3 hours. We document everything for your records and for any insurance claim that might apply.

• Systematic InvestigationToilets → fixtures → irrigation → mainline → slab. We check every possible cause in order.
• Pressure IsolationConfirms which zone or line is leaking — saves time on the actual pinpoint.
• Acoustic DetectionIndustrial ground microphones for underground or under-slab leaks.
• Documented FindingsDetailed report with cause, location, and recommendations — useful for insurance or HOA.
• Repair on the Same VisitIf we find the leak and have parts, we fix it the same day. No second trip charge for simple repairs.
• Bill Drop TrackingMost customers' next-month bill drops 50-80% after the fix. We'll check in to confirm.