Leak location
Pinpointed before digging, not discovered by trench.
★★★★★5.0 · 771 Google reviews
Water Line Repair
Water Line Repair & Replacement in Vancouver, WA
- We locate the leak, then compare spot repair, directional boring, and open trenching for the actual route.
Signs
Line-leak signs
A leak, unexplained water use, and pressure loss can point to the service line.
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The water bill jumped with no change in usage
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A patch of lawn stays wet or unusually green
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Pressure drops sharply when two fixtures run
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You hear water running when everything is off
Services
Water-line services
High bills, wet ground, low pressure, or running-water sounds can point to a service-line leak. We isolate indoor and irrigation use before digging.
Spot repairs
Fix the failed section when the rest is sound.
Full replacement
New PEX or copper service line, meter to house.
Directional boring
A lower-excavation option when route and access support it.
Pressure problems
Regulators, partial blockages, undersized old lines.
Rural & long runs
Well-to-house and long private lines in north county.
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Water-line repair
First confirm the leak. Then locate it and choose the least disruptive sound repair.
Confirm and isolate
Meter, shutoff, pressure, and moisture checks separate a service-line leak from indoor or irrigation use.
Map the route
We review depth, material, bends, utilities, trees, hardscape, soil, and access.
Repair and test
We compare spot repair, boring, and trenching, then pressure-test the restored line.
Diagnosis
Repair or replace?
The pipe and route determine the scope.
Utility or property side
Confirm the utility boundary and failure location before assigning responsibility.
Repair or replace
Repair one sound-pipe failure; consider replacement for brittle, corroded, undersized, or repeatedly repaired pipe.
Boring or trenching
Boring reduces excavation on some long rural runs but needs access at both ends; site constraints may favor trenching.
Vancouver & Clark County
City and rural lines
City services and long rural lines can show the same symptoms. Route, source, terrain, connections, utility boundaries, and required locating determine the plan.
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Customer reviews
Recent reviews from True Plumbing customers
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5.0
771 Google reviews
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Emily RecordTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
the guy was super efficient and got done super fast! very impressed
KJ McRaeTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Communicated issue and resolution, resolved it quickly and very friendly.
Jess RobertsTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Had a water main leak just outside of the house foundation. True plumbing and Eric C were very professional and efficient at getting it repaired and water service restored. Highly recommend these guys. Thank you True plumbing
Brenda BaileyTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Fast and responsive
Shanna SakrissonTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Great guy! Super knowledgeable and helpful. Highly recommend!
adele a whiteTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
True Plumbing is an excellent and fair business. Jason R. Is very skilled and personable. I appreciate his professionalism and confidence. He wants to do things perfectly correct. I recommend Jason, Danny and True Plumbing.
Joseph SligerTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Everything about working with True Plumbing was top notch, professional, and still human and friendly. Nick came out to consult, and he was both knowledgeable and friendly. Eric showed up on time and ready to rock. He encountered and overcame some unforeseen challenges (behind our walls) without missing a beat. I was wrongly skeptical of a one man show taking on the task, but he got it done and within the time they had quoted. Add to all this, they did it for 20% less than my previous bids. I will definitely be recommending True Plumbing to others.
Stephanie BlackmanTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
They did an awesome job with the work. Very professional and fast. I appreciated all the work.
Jayme AndersonTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Jason was very professional, kind, and accommodating. He did a great job explaining what had happened, what he needed to do to fix it, and finished up quickly.
SHEREE KELNERTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly recommend! We had a burst pipe inside our wall/floor, and he came out right away. He was incredibly fast, efficient, and got everything taken care of quickly. On top of doing a great job, he was very friendly, personable, and easy to work with. It’s such a relief to have someone dependable when you’re dealing with an unexpected plumbing emergency. I would absolutely recommend him and will definitely call him again if we ever need a plumber!
TVR AgentTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Danny did an excellent job. He was professional, knowledgeable, courteous, and took the time to explain what needed to be done. He worked efficiently, treated my home with respect, and made the entire experience easy and stress-free. I really appreciated the quality of his work and would definitely recommend Danny to anyone looking for a dependable plumber.
Alexa WilsonTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Nick was extremely helpful. Super punctual and super friendly checked everything and he made sure that our needs were met!
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Water line questions
How can I tell whether my underground water line is leaking?
Check for unexplained meter movement, higher bills, low pressure, wet ground, or water sounds with fixtures off. Rule out irrigation, toilets, and indoor leaks first.
Who repairs the water line between the meter and my house?
The boundary varies by utility. Confirm the provider and failure location before assuming public or owner responsibility.
Can a leaking water line be spot repaired?
Yes, when one section fails and the remaining pipe is sound. Repeated leaks, corrosion, or weak material can make replacement the better scope.
Can a water line be replaced without trenching the whole yard?
Sometimes. Directional boring can reduce excavation on suitable routes, especially long rural runs, but it needs access at both ends. Soil, bends, utilities, trees, depth, and connections may require trenching.
What affects the cost of water-line repair or replacement?
Location, length, depth, material, access, paving, landscaping, utilities, soil, permits, and repair versus replacement.
Should I shut off the water if the service line is leaking?
It depends on flow, pressure loss, and damage risk. If you cannot safely identify the correct valve, call the utility or a plumber.
Wet spot in the yard?
Find the leak.
Locate the leak and compare repair or replacement before digging begins.
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