“A leaky faucet that drips at the rate of one drip per second can waste more than 3,000 gallons per year. That's the amount of water needed to take more than 180 showers!”
— The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
We believe being preemptive is the best way to save money and headaches.
Water leaks can wreak havoc on your water bill and lead to excessive waste, even if the leak appears small.
Leaks big or small, we fix them all, so you can save water, energy, money, and lower your environmental impact. Plus, early leak repair can prevent costly damage and repairs to the structure of your home.

We can help you with leaky:
- Toilets
- Faucets
- Laundry hookups
- Pipes
- And more! Just let us know what you need.
When to call Bio Plumbing due to a hidden leak?
- Smell a weird/musty odor
- Damaged wallpaper or paint
- Stains on floors, walls and ceilings
- Noticeable mildew or mold
- A VERY high water bill outside of your norm


Joint Damage
Joints are where segments of a pipeline connect. If there is improper sealing or damage to the joint, this will result in substantial water leakage, especially with heavy water pressure.
Cracks & Holes
Roots and trees and even certain chemicals can often cause damage to pipes, leaving cracks and holes that allows water to seep through.
Corrosion
If you reside in an old home or structure for your business, it is likely that the plumbing hasn’t been updated in decades, leaving a high chance for corrosion. The tools and materials we have today are much more advanced than what was used years ago, which means your plumbing will be less resistant to prolonged water usage.
This will inevitably lead to rust , which then leads to pipes breaking altogether or holes forming in the pipes allowing for unseen water leakage.
Water Pressure
Think about a water hose with a nozzle attached to it. If the water pressure is too much for the nozzle, there will typically be a leak that comes out of it. This is just like the water pressure in your home and business. If your water pressure is turned up too high, it could be too much for the inner lining of the pipes and lead to damage, or allow for unwanted leaks.
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