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Slab leak in the desert
Howdy. I've read a lot of the posts here on slab leaks. I finally
figured out where my mystery leak was coming from... at least I think I have. Took up the carpeting today and found the cracked concrete and large wet spots -- sure hope the bad pipe is under there. So here's what I'm wondering -- any thoughts on whether it's easier to fix a slab leak or to run new hot water lines through the attic crawl space? Seems a little scary bringing a jackhammer into the house. But maybe that's just cuz it's so new. The ranch house was built in 1963 on a slab in Las Vegas. Hasn't had a leak in at least 14 years -- and maybe never though I only know going back the 14. |
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