A pinhole leak dripping inside a wall, corroded galvanized pipe finally giving out, or a slab leak that's been driving up the water bill for weeks — pipe failures range from a slow drip to a real flood. Our Totz technicians repair copper, PEX, and galvanized systems alike.
Whatever material your home was built with, our Totz, KY team has likely repaired it before.
We locate the exact leak point with detection equipment before opening any wall or slab.
An actively leaking pipe gets priority routing across Totz to limit water damage.
The price is confirmed before any cutting or repair work begins.
These are the pipe issues we see most often across Totz, KY.
Small leaks in copper pipe, often from age or water chemistry, are located and repaired with a spot fix rather than a full re-pipe.
Copper repair work is done to match existing pipe sizing and pressure requirements.
PEX repiping is often faster and less invasive than replacing pipe in-kind.
Corroding galvanized pipe restricting water pressure gets replaced section by section or as a full re-pipe, depending on extent.
Electronic leak detection locates the exact point of a slab leak before any concrete is opened.
We repair the immediate break and can advise on insulation or heat tape for vulnerable lines.
Active visible leaks get priority dispatch across Totz.
A technician arrives with detection and repair equipment matched to your pipe material.
You'll know exactly what's being repaired and what it costs before we start.
We test the repair under normal water pressure before calling the job done, then back it in writing.
"Pinhole leak behind the washer — found it and repaired it same day without opening the whole wall." — Homeowner, Totz
"Frozen pipe burst over a cold weekend, they repaired it and suggested insulation to prevent a repeat." — Totz resident
"Soldered joint repair was clean work, no leaks since, and reasonably priced." — Totz customer
We serve Totz proper and nearby Totz, KY communities for copper, PEX, and galvanized pipe repair.
We locate the leak first, which keeps the repair opening small and targeted.
We'll assess the extent and give you honest numbers on spot repair versus full replacement.
Both are solid choices — we can walk through the tradeoffs for your specific situation.
Pricing is confirmed after the leak is found, before repair work starts.
Often yes — a single burst section can usually be spot-repaired rather than replacing the whole line.
Not necessarily — precise leak location often keeps the opening small, though extent varies case by case.
