Detection-to-Repair Continuity
The person who found your leak understands exactly what caused it, which means fewer surprises once repair work starts.
Finding a leak and fixing it are two different skill sets, and a lot of companies hand you off between them. We don't. The technician who locates your leak is the one who repairs it, licensed through the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board, with one explanation instead of two.

Not every leak needs the same fix. A pinhole leak in an accessible section of pipe might get a spot repair. A line with multiple failure points, common in older galvanized systems, might be better served by re-piping that section entirely. We lay out the real options, including cost differences, rather than defaulting to whichever is easiest for us.
For slab and underground leaks, we'll also discuss reroute options, running a new line above or around the damaged section, when that avoids unnecessary concrete or yard work.
The same person who diagnosed your leak completes the fix.
The person who found your leak understands exactly what caused it, which means fewer surprises once repair work starts.
Spot repairs, re-piping, and reroutes are all on the table, and we'll explain the tradeoffs of each for your specific situation.
All repair work is performed under Oklahoma Construction Industries Board licensing requirements, with proper permitting where applicable.
You get a written scope and price before any repair work begins, not an open-ended hourly estimate.
If we already found your leak, this step is quick. If not, we'll start with detection first.
We walk through the realistic options for your specific leak, spot repair, re-pipe, or reroute, along with cost and disruption differences.
You get a written scope of work and a firm price before anything is cut into.
We complete the repair using the approach you approved, with the same technician who diagnosed it.
After repair, we re-test the line to confirm the leak is fully resolved before we consider the job done.
If we already found your leak, this step is quick. If not, we'll start with detection first.
Standard materials for spot repairs and re-pipe sections, chosen based on what's already in your home.
For repairs requiring a clean, code-compliant joint.
Allows a new line to be run with minimal excavation when a reroute makes more sense than repairing the original path.
Confirms the repaired line holds pressure correctly before we call the job finished.

A homeowner near the Walker Building had a single confirmed pinhole leak in an accessible section of copper pipe.
After: A spot repair resolved it in one visit, avoiding the cost of a broader re-pipe the homeowner had been quoted elsewhere.
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A 1965-built home near Westwood Park had a third confirmed galvanized pipe failure in two years.
After: We recommended re-piping the affected section rather than another spot repair, given the pipe's age and repeat failure pattern. The homeowner agreed after seeing the cost comparison.
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A homeowner near Southern Woods Park had a confirmed slab leak under a finished section of flooring.
After: We rerouted the line above the slab through the attic space, avoiding the need to cut into the existing flooring at all.
Book this service →Most repair decisions come down to one question: fix this spot, or fix the section.
Ask a pro →At some point another spot repair costs more over time than re-piping the section outright, and we'll tell you when that point has arrived.
A reroute can avoid disturbing finished flooring entirely, depending on the pipe's path.
A leak repair without a clear price up front is how simple jobs turn into disputes. We put it in writing first.
“I had a slab leak that caused major headaches. The team at Leak Radar quickly identified the problem and fixed it without any hassle. Highly recommend their services!”
Sarah T.Homeowner, College Gardens
✓ Verified“Their prompt response to our leak issue saved us from extensive water damage. The technicians were professional and knowledgeable. Will definitely use them again!”
Mark R.Property Manager, Downtown Stillwater
✓ Verified“I noticed water stains on my ceiling and called Leak Radar. They found the source of the leak quickly and repaired it efficiently. Great service!”
Emily J.Homeowner, Southern Woods
✓ VerifiedBoth. The technician who detects your leak also completes the repair, so there's no handoff and no re-explaining the problem to someone new.
It depends heavily on the type of repair. Spot repairs often run $200 to $600. Re-piping a section or rerouting a line runs higher. You'll get a firm number before we start.
It depends on your pipe's age, material, and failure history. One isolated leak in newer pipe usually gets a spot repair. Repeated failures in older galvanized pipe often point to re-piping.
Only if a reroute isn't a better option. We'll present both when relevant and let you decide.
No handoff between the person who finds your leak and the person who fixes it. Call to get started.
Request a Quote (405) 872-2665 →Reach out to us for any leak detection needs. We respond quickly and are available for consultations during business hours.