Hidden leaks quietly damage drywall, flooring, and framing, and feed mold. Pro Gen Plumbing tracks leaks to their source — supply lines, drain lines, shut-off valves, fixture connections, or pipe joints inside walls and ceilings — and repairs them properly.
We explain what we found and why it happened, then give you a clear price before any repair work starts.
Signs you may have a hidden leak
- Water stains or bubbling paint on ceilings or walls
- A musty smell, or mold appearing in one spot
- Unexplained increase in your water bill
- Low water pressure at one or more fixtures
- Warm spots on the floor (hot water line) or a water meter that moves when nothing is running
- Dripping sounds inside a wall
Common leaks we repair
- Leaking or seized shut-off valves under sinks and toilets
- Faucet and supply-line leaks
- Pipe joint and fitting leaks in ceilings and walls
- Drain and P-trap leaks under kitchen and bathroom sinks
- Toilet base and tank leaks
- Shower and tub drain leaks
Our process
- Inspection. We trace the water back to its source rather than guessing from where it shows up.
- Minimal opening. If we need to open a wall or ceiling, we keep the cut as small as possible.
- Clear quote. You get the price and the plan before we start.
- Repair and test. We fix the leak, run the system, and confirm it's dry.
- Finish. Need the drywall patched? We can arrange a finisher so you're not left with a hole.
Frequently asked questions
We're plumbers first, but we work with drywall installers and can arrange the patch so the job is finished end to end.
By reading the evidence — where water shows, which fixtures are nearby, pressure tests, and opening the smallest section possible in the right place.
Yes. A small drip inside a wall can rot framing and grow mold over months. It's much cheaper to fix early.