Tell us what you’ve noticed
Include where the moisture appears, when it started and whether it is spreading or returning. For a higher bill, note any change in household water use. You do not need to identify the source.
Share your ZIP and urgency to help route your request. Submitting a request does not confirm an appointment; provider availability, pricing and timing require confirmation.
We connect your request with independent local plumbing providers.
These signs are clues, not a diagnosis
A plumbing leak is one possible explanation—not the only one. These details can help a provider understand what needs assessment.
Unexplained water bills
Note whether billed water use increased, not just the amount due. Mention recent changes such as irrigation, extra occupants or a fixture that keeps running.
Damp walls or ceilings
Describe stains, peeling paint or moisture and the room where they appear. Note whether the area changes after plumbing use or rainfall, without opening the wall.
Persistent wet spots
Say whether the spot is on a floor, around a cabinet or outside. Mention whether it remains wet, returns after drying or has grown.
Limit water use if a leak seems active
If you suspect an active hidden leak, limit water use while seeking help. Avoid running taps or appliances just to reproduce the problem. If water is spreading, close the water shutoff only if you know its location and can reach it safely.
Stay away from wet electrical areas. Do not cut into walls, lift flooring or open electrical equipment to search for the source. Record changes and take photos only from a safe location.
If you can already see a pipe dripping or spraying, use the visible pipe-leak request path instead. Describe where water is escaping and how much you can see.
You don’t need to find the leak first
Share the signs, your Marietta ZIP and how urgent it feels to request a local assessment.