We find the leak before anyone digs.
Water leak detection underground and inside the building, water line repair, replacement and repipes, exterior drains and excavation for Kitsap homes and commercial properties. Acoustic and thermal locating, our own excavators, licensed plumbers on the team, one crew from the first listen to the last rake stroke.
One company for the whole problem
Most companies either find leaks or dig, and most of them stop at the foundation wall. We do all of it: buried service lines with our own excavators, interior water lines and whole-house repipes with the licensed plumbers on our team, and the drain work that so often goes with it, for homes and for commercial and multi-family properties. No waiting on a second contractor, no hole left open in your yard or your parking lot.
Underground Water Leak Detection
Acoustic and correlator leak detection that pinpoints a buried water line break before anyone digs.
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Water Line Repair
Spot repair of a broken or leaking underground water service line, from excavation to restoration.
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Water Line Replacement
Full replacement of a failed or end-of-life water service line in continuous HDPE or PEX, meter to house.
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24/7 Emergency Water Line Repair
Around-the-clock response for broken mains, flooding yards and water that's been shut off to stop it.
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Exterior Drain Line Repair
Dig out and replace collapsed, crushed, root-bound or clay exterior drain lines and yard drains.
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Excavation & Trenching
Mini excavator trenching, pits and utility excavation for water lines, drains and site work, done by our own crew.
Read more →What are you seeing?
Most people don't search for a service, they search for a problem. Pick yours and we'll walk through what it usually means on the Kitsap Peninsula.
The leak doesn't stop at the foundation. Neither do we.
If the meter test says the leak is inside, the job changes but the company doesn't. A thermal camera reads the warm plume of a hot-side leak through drywall or a slab, an acoustic contact sensor hears the escape, and moisture meters trace a stain back to its source. One opening at the mark, a repair by our licensed plumbers, and the wall patched. When the material is done, galvanized, polybutylene or copper that keeps pinholing, we repipe the house in PEX and replace the buried service line in the same project.
Our interior work is the water supply system: leak detection, repair, replacement and installation of water lines. Fixtures, drains and water heaters are a plumber's everyday work, and we'll tell you when that's what you need.
Interior Water Leak Detection
Pinpointing leaks on the supply lines inside the house: in walls, ceilings, crawlspaces and under slabs, without opening finishes on a guess.
Interior Water Line Repair
Licensed repair of leaking or failed supply lines inside the house: copper, galvanized, polybutylene, PEX and CPVC, at one opened spot.
Whole-House Water Line Replacement (Repipe)
Replacing the supply lines through a home in PEX when the existing galvanized, polybutylene or failing copper is at the end of its life.
New Interior Water Line Installation
Supply line rough-in for additions, remodels, ADUs, shops and new construction, from the point of entry to the fixture stubs.
The system behind your master meter is yours.
Condos and HOAs, apartment communities, retail centers, industrial sites, campuses, mobile home parks, marinas, senior living. Private mains between buildings, master-meter bills nobody can explain, risers and recirculation loops leaking into tenant spaces, flooded common areas at midnight, storm lines crushed under truck traffic. We quantify the loss overnight, trace the system nobody has a drawing of, locate the break, fix it with the site secured, and hand the board or owner a written report with photos.
Detect. Expose. Repair. Restore.
The order is the method. Everything we do is built around locating the break first so the excavation is small, in the right place, and finished the same day.
Detect
Confirm the loss at the meter or the well, trace the line's real route, then listen with the acoustic ground microphone and narrow with the correlator. Mark the break.
Expose
Utility locates called. Tarps and plywood down. Hand tools or the mini excavator opens the ground at the mark, and only at the mark. Pumps if the pit fills.
Repair
The failed section replaced in PEX or HDPE with buried-rated brass or stainless fittings, pressure tested before backfill. Full replacement when the pipe is done.
Restore
Gravel bedding, compacted lifts, tracer wire. Lawn regraded, gravel raked, beds rebuilt, pavers reset. Water on. Site clean.
Kitsap soil hides leaks. We listen for them.
The peninsula sits on glacial till with a hardpan layer a foot or two down. Water from a leaking pipe can't go through it, so it travels sideways along the hardpan or the pipe trench and surfaces fifty feet from the break, or in the sandy outwash around Silverdale, Poulsbo and Kingston it never surfaces at all. Digging where the water appears is the most expensive mistake a homeowner can make.
Acoustic leak detection doesn't care where the water came out. Pressurized water escaping a pipe makes a sound that travels along the pipe and up through the ground. A ground microphone hears it, a correlator calculates where it is, and we dig there.
From the Hood Canal Bridge to Olalla
We're based in Central Kitsap and the whole county is our everyday range, plus Bainbridge Island and dedicated trips to Port Townsend. Every community gets its own page because every community leaks a little differently.
The excavator is ours. So is the answer.
- Locate first, dig once. Acoustic ground microphone and correlator on every pressurized line.
- Our own excavators, track loaders, dump trucks, pumps and lights. No second company, no second mobilization.
- Licensed, bonded and insured Washington general contractor with licensed plumbers on the team for interior water lines.
- Straight repair-or-replace advice made with the pipe in your hand, not from the driveway.
- Restoration is part of the job: bedding, compaction, regrading, gravel, beds, pavers.
- 24/7 answer, 24/7 dispatch. Night work is normal for us.
- A Kitsap company. We come across the Agate Pass Bridge, not on the ferry.
Research before you call
Long-form guides written by the crew: how detection works, how to read your meter, why Kitsap soils hide leaks, which pipe belongs underground, and how to keep a crawlspace dry.
How Underground Water Leak Detection Works
A plain-language explanation of acoustic ground microphones, leak noise correlators and pipe locating, and how they find a buried water line break without digging.
Leak DetectionSigns of an Underground Water Leak on Your Property
The eight most common signs that the buried water line between your meter and your house is leaking, including the ones that show up with no puddle anywhere.
Leak DetectionHow to Read Your Water Meter to Check for a Leak
A five-minute test using the low-flow indicator on your water meter to tell whether you have a leak and whether it's on the buried service line or inside the house.
Leak DetectionWhy Your Water Bill Is Suddenly High, and How to Find Out Where the Water Went
A working checklist for a surprise water bill in Kitsap County: meter test, house isolation, irrigation, toilets, wells, and when the answer is a buried service line leak.
Leak DetectionWho Is Responsible for a Leaking Water Line: You or the Utility?
Where the utility's responsibility ends and the homeowner's begins on Kitsap County water systems, including city utilities, water districts, Kitsap PUD and private wells.
Leak DetectionWell Pump Cycling Constantly? How to Tell a Buried Line Leak From a Pump Problem
For Kitsap homes on private wells: how to separate a leaking buried water line from a failing pump, check valve or pressure tank before anyone digs or replaces anything.
Find it first. Acoustic and correlator locating on service lines, wells, irrigation, slabs and commercial mains.
Repair, replace and install buried water service lines in PEX and HDPE, around the clock.
Footing drains, French drains, downspout lines and yard drainage that actually move water away.
Our own mini excavator and crew for trenches, pits and utility excavation.
Questions we get asked
How do you find a leak without digging up the yard?
Do you do the repair or just find the leak?
Are you really available 24/7?
What areas do you cover?
Do you work on water lines inside the house?
Are you licensed, bonded and insured?
Do you handle exterior drains?
Something underground isn't right?
We answer 24 hours a day. We locate before we dig, and we handle the whole job with our own crew and equipment.