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Slab Leak Detection in Temeku Hills, Temecula

Temeku Hills is built around a golf course in central Temecula, just off Rancho California Road. Many of its homes date from around 1998 to 2002, so the plumbing under them is now about 25 years old.

Living on or near a golf course brings a question most Temecula homeowners never have to ask: when the ground is wet, is it actually your water?

Temecula Leak Experts helps Temeku Hills homeowners sort that out, and when it is your plumbing, we find the leak before anything is opened.

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Cross-section of a Temeku Hills home's concrete slab with a water line leaking underneath

Golf course lots

Wet Ground Behind Your Home? Three Possible Sources

If your lot backs onto the course, a damp or soggy patch near your back fence could come from several places. Here’s how to tell them apart:

1

The golf course’s irrigation

Clues: Wetness lines up with the course’s watering times, or is on the course side of your fence

How to check: Turn off all your water. If your meter stays still, the water isn’t from your plumbing

2

Your own irrigation

Clues: Wetness near a sprinkler head or valve; dries up when your system is off

How to check: Turn off only your irrigation and watch the area over a day or two

3

Your main water line or a slab leak

Clues: Wet even with your irrigation off; your meter moves with all water off

How to check: Close your house’s main shutoff. If the meter keeps moving, see main water line leaks; if it stops, the leak is inside the house

The key is your water meter. If it doesn’t move with all your water off, the wet ground isn’t costing you anything, and it’s worth letting the course or your HOA know.

Your home’s age

What 25 Years Means Inside the House

Temeku Hills homes were built more than a decade before PEX entered California’s statewide plumbing code in 2009, so many have copper water lines, often running under the slab.

If a warm floor is your main clue, our hot water slab leak page shows a quick check using the valve on your water heater.

At around 25 years, the signs of a slab leak usually show up inside, not in the yard:

  • A warm patch on tile or flooring: often the hot water line, which goes through constant heating and cooling
  • A water heater that seems to run all the time
  • A water bill that keeps creeping up
  • Water sounds under the floor with nothing running

Pools & spas

Pools and Spas Are a Separate System

Many Temeku Hills homes have a private pool or spa. Pool plumbing is a different system from your home’s water lines, but a leaking pool can still show up on your water bill if an automatic fill valve keeps topping it off.

Quick way to separate them:

Turn off the pool’s auto-fill along with everything else, then check your meter. If the meter stops, the household plumbing likely isn’t the problem.

Detection

Finding the Leak

We confirm the leak with your meter, rule out irrigation and pool sources, narrow it to hot or cold, and mark the exact spot under your slab. Most visits take 1 to 3 hours, and you receive a written report with repair recommendations.

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Our Services

Services for Temeku Hills Homes

Main Water Line & Yard Leaks

When the yard stays wet and your meter keeps moving, the leak may be in the buried line between your meter and your house, not the golf course.

Hot Water Line Slab Leak

After about 25 years, the hot side is often the first to fail. A warm floor and a busy water heater are the giveaways.

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Slab Leak Rerouting

If the leak is under finished tile or cabinets, a new line through the walls or attic replaces the failing one without opening your floor.

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Slab Leak Repair

For a single leak in an easy-to-reach spot, a targeted repair over the leak, with the slab restored afterward.

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We also find wall and ceiling leaks and handle whole-house repiping for homes with repeat leaks.

FAQ

Temeku Hills Leak FAQ

Not necessarily. On a golf course lot, the course’s own irrigation can keep nearby ground damp. Check your water meter with all your water off. If it doesn’t move, the water isn’t from your plumbing.

If your meter shows no leak on your side, let the golf course or your HOA know. Areas outside your property line aren’t your plumbing.

It can if the auto-fill valve keeps running. Turn the auto-fill off along with everything else and check your meter. That separates the pool from your household plumbing.

Not just because of age. If you haven’t had leaks, there’s no need to replace working plumbing. If leaks start repeating, we’ll walk you through whether a reroute or a repipe makes more sense.

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Find Out Where the Water Is Really Coming From

On a golf course lot, wet ground can come from several places. Your meter, and a proper detection visit, give you the real answer. Call us, and we’ll help you figure it out.

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Temecula Leak Experts

1 (951) 355-0459

Address: 27637 Commerce Center Dr, Temecula, CA 92590

Email: info@slableakdetectiontemecula.com

Hours: Open 24 hours