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Leak detection in Clearwater and nearby towns

We locate the leak in your Clearwater home or yard, then mark the spot for your plumber.

We test your water meter, scan with thermal cameras and listen to your water lines with ultrasonic equipment. We quote our flat rate up front.

4.9Our customers rated us 4.9 stars in 666 Google reviews.
I Find Leaks technician listening to a yard supply line with an ultrasonic probe
Cartoon of the I Find Leaks detective holding a thermal camera
We listen to this homeowner's yard supply line.

Tell us about your leak, and we will call you to set up a visit.

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From our Google reviews

Our customers rated our leak detection
4.9stars
in 666 Google reviews.

653 of those reviews give us five stars. We locate leaks in homes across Clearwater and nearby towns, then leave the repair to the plumber you choose.

Cartoon of the I Find Leaks detective holding a thermal camera
“Jeremy was fantastic from start to finish. He was able to accurately locate a leak underneath our concrete slab using a pressurized acoustic test, which was incredibly impressive.”

Bradley Smith, Google review

“Rylan was awesome on the phone. … Tyler was extremely knowledgeable, clean, courteous and efficient.”

Christina Zajic, Google review

“We are very happy with his service, and I’m very happy to recommend Tyler Noble as your leak detector.”

Scott Thompson, Google review

Technician wearing headphones listens through an acoustic ground microphone on a tile hallway floor.
We listen through a ground microphone on a tile floor.
Technician seated on a shingle roof feeding a sewer camera from a red reel, with a pool and neighborhood behind him.
We feed a sewer camera from a roof.
Technician kneels at exposed plumbing in a gutted room with drywall removed, a camera monitor beside him.
We check exposed plumbing with a camera monitor.
what we do

We are leak detection specialists, and we do not repair plumbing.

When water is escaping somewhere you cannot see, we find exactly where. We work under your slab, inside your walls, along the water line in your yard and through your sewer line. Then we mark the spot and document what we found, so your plumber opens only what needs to be opened.

1. We find your leak.

We test, scan and listen until we can mark the exact spot.

2. Your plumber repairs it.

Because we do not sell repairs, our findings stay unbiased.

3. You keep the record.

We document your leak so you can submit it to your city for a possible credit.

Our leak detection is flat rate, and we tell you the price up front.

This is what we check during your visit.

We check your water meter with your house valve closed.

inside or outside?

We scan your walls and floors with a thermal camera.

purple means moisture

We listen to your pipes with ultrasonic equipment.

find the loudest spot

We mark the leak and document it for your city.

for your plumber
1. water leaks

We locate water leaks under your slab, inside your walls and in your yard.

Slab leak developed in a St. Petersburg home

We trace the leak behind a wet floor or wall.

We check your meter, then listen and scan until we can mark the spot for your plumber.

Broken copper pipe leaking

We locate slab leaks beneath your concrete floor.

A warm spot on the floor, or running water when your fixtures are off, can point to a slab leak. We mark the spot so your plumber knows where to open the floor.

copper pipe pin hole, slab leak, leak under concrete

We locate pinhole leaks in your copper pipes.

Older copper lines can develop pinholes. Our ultrasonic equipment picks up leak sounds at frequencies beyond human hearing.

FLIR THermal Camera Showing Moisture in Bathroom

We scan your walls and floors with a FLIR thermal camera.

The camera shows temperature differences. On our images, purple marks moisture from a leaking pipe or shower pan.

2. high water bills

We find out where the water on your high bill is going.

high water bill

We document your leak so you can ask your city for a credit.

Depending on your city, you can submit that record with its high water bill form. The city decides whether to grant a credit.

underground galvanized pipe leak

Your bill can rise when you see no water at all.

A running toilet, an irrigation leak or a break in the line between your meter and your house can raise your bill without a puddle.

Check your water meter before you call us.

  1. Turn off your faucets, toilets and irrigation.
  2. Open your meter lid and find the red triangle or blue dial.
  3. If it still moves, water is leaving your plumbing.
Water Meter Showing High
3. sewer lines

We inspect your sewer line with a camera and trace sewer odors with smoke.

Sonny with I Find Leaks locating a ridgid sewer camera underground for a pool installation.

We record video from inside your sewer line.

Our RIDGID camera shows cracks, blockages and the grease and scale that build up in older cast iron lines. Homebuyers call us before they make an offer.

Smoke billowing from floor beneath kitchen table in St. Petersburg home, revealing sewer gas intrusion.

We trace sewer odors with non-toxic smoke.

Our Hurco smoke machine fills your drain lines with smoke that follows the same path as sewer gas. It escapes where a crack, open fitting or failed vent seal lets the gas in.

I Find Leaks technician running a RIDGID sewer camera in a Pinellas County home after Hurricane Milton

We check your sewer line after a hurricane.

Storm surge and heavy rain can push debris into sewer lines. If we find damage, you get the video for your records and your insurance company.

Case: Madeira Beach

A restaurant had a sewer odor for 12 years. Tyler filled the drain lines with smoke and watched it pour into the ceiling. He ran a camera into the wall, found a broken sewer pipe and marked the spot with blue tape for the repair crew.

Restaurant drop ceiling filled with thick white smoke from sewer odor testing
smoke in the ceiling
Broken sewer pipe discovered inside wall with smoke leaking from the damaged PVC connection
broken pipe in the wall
Blue tape arrow marking sewer odor leak location above restaurant ceiling
marked for repair
our kit

These are the tools we bring to your home.

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Sketch of a water meter with its red leak indicator
water meter check

We close your house valve and watch your meter. If it still moves, the leak is between the meter and your house.

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compressed air

We connect compressed air to your water line, then listen for the spot where it escapes.

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ultrasonic listening

It picks up leak sounds at frequencies beyond human hearing, through floors and soil.

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FLIR thermal camera

It shows temperature differences in your walls and floors. On our images, purple marks moisture.

Sketch of a sewer camera reel and monitor
RIDGID sewer camera

It records video from inside your sewer line and lets us mark where the line runs in your yard.

Sketch of a smoke machine pushing smoke into a drain line
Hurco smoke machine

It pushes non-toxic smoke through your drain lines to show where sewer gas escapes.

Case: an $800 water bill

Jeremy found Cory's leak without tearing up his pavers.

  1. Jeremy closed the house valve. The meter kept moving, so the leak was between the meter and the house.
  2. He pressurized the line and listened with ultrasonic equipment.
  3. He opened one small test area near the front walkway.
  4. A PVC fitting had pulled out of a 90-degree connection and was draining into the sandy ground.

These are leaks we found for your neighbors.

slab leak
Clearwater

We found a slab leak beneath one bathroom tile within 45 minutes.

copper pipe pin hole, slab leak, leak under concrete
Dunedin

A copper supply line had a pinhole leak just beneath the garage slab.

underground galvanized pipe leak
St. Petersburg

A galvanized pipe leaked underground while the sandy soil absorbed the water.

Broken copper pipe leaking
Tarpon Springs

The homeowner suspected the A/C drain. We found the leak beneath the concrete slab.

Pin point leak location with minimal destruction
Oldsmar

A soldered copper elbow in the attic leaked onto the ceiling.

Slab leak developed in a St. Petersburg home
Wood floor leak

Thermal imaging led us to a copper pipe leak under a wood floor.

Meet the technicians who come to your home.

Each of our technicians completes at least 12 months of specialized training before certification.

Tyler and Jeremy after jackhammering during Northeast St. Petersburg water leak detection job
Jeremy and Tyler

Jeremy and Tyler locate leaks across Pinellas County, from slab leaks to sewer odors.

Sonny with I Find Leaks locating a ridgid sewer camera underground for a pool installation.
Sonny

Sonny inspects sewer lines with our RIDGID camera and marks where they run.

John, our founder, films our jobs for our YouTube channel. Watch them here on our site.

Homeowners describe how we found their leaks.

“Tyler was very professional and explained everything to me well. He figured out the problem almost immediately.”

Mallory Jennings, September 2026

“Jeremy came out quickly, was professional, and did a great job pinpointing the source of the leak.”

Brandon Rex, August 2026

“When I called, the person answering the phone could not have been nicer.”

Mary Jo Spack, September 2026

where we work

We serve Clearwater and the towns around it.

We focus on Clearwater and the Pinellas towns around it. Choose your town to see local jobs and what we check there.

Enter your ZIP code and we will tell you if we come to you.

See the full map of the areas we serve.

We also serve Palm Harbor, Seminole, Tarpon Springs, Pinellas Park and Oldsmar, and homes in Hillsborough County, Pasco County and Hernando County.

next step

Call us to schedule your leak detection visit.

Our pricing is flat rate, and we tell you the price up front.

We answer Monday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Leak detection in Clearwater and nearby towns

Call us about the water you see, the sound you hear or the bill you received.

We locate the leak in your home or yard and mark it for your plumber. We quote our flat rate before we start.

Our hours are Monday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Technician wearing headphones holding an acoustic listening probe on a narrow walkway along a house exterior wall.
We listen along an exterior wall with an acoustic probe.
Cartoon of the I Find Leaks detective holding a thermal cameraOur customers rated us 4.9 stars in 666 Google reviews.

Tell us about your leak.

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Prefer to call? Pinellas 727-409-2815 or Hillsborough 813-293-2014.

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