Any advice helps. Will hire. Please give a read if you can.

[Kman]

If you were closer I’d be over in a flash. Water leaks suck, even when you can find them.

 

[Bonecollector]

I’d call a trustworthy plumbing company asap

 

[Jblue]

Thanks everyone. I have Fitzgerald and sons coming to search the slab Wednesday. This could not have come at a worse time financially.

 

[Tazz]

Thanks everyone. I have Fitzgerald and sons coming to search the slab Wednesday. This could not have come at a worse time financially.

Fitzgerald does good work but they ain’t cheap.

 

[Twitch2120]

This. Before a sinkhole swallows your house.

Maybe a new house is in order?

 

[coolformula]

Things always "hit" at the worse time it seems. I'm sorry. I hope you get your water issue resolved at a reasonable price. Got to have water!!

 

[roundhouse]

Always fun when the leak is under the slab

But if you don’t pay a leak detection company
You may never know where to start hammering

 

[spavent]

If your house is newish you might have a settlement induced leak right at the edge of your slab. That’s more likely than way up under the slab.

especially if your slab is built on a fill.

And if you’ve been driving over your water line on soft wet ground maybe that did it.

but my first guess would be a settlement induced leak, right at the edge of the slab.

This here. It's happened 2x's to me. Find where the main enters the house and dig down to it on the outside.

 

[Nuke And Juke]

Ive learned that in georgia, from the water meter to your house, it's pvc. Elsewhere, it's copper from meter to the house.

Anyhoot, you have a break in your main line feed to the house. I would check where it comes into the house. Start digging there. Because the house is copper. It's usually just right where it connects to each other

 

[JSoko]

What did you find??
Jblue