Slow appliance leaks are some of the worst — a failing supply line under a dishwasher or behind a washing machine can wet subfloor and cabinetry for weeks before it's spotted. We remove standing water, dry the cavity properly, replace the failed supply line or valve, and check surrounding cabinets and flooring for hidden damage.
What's included
- Washer, dishwasher, fridge, and water heater leaks
- Cabinet and subfloor moisture inspection
- Braided steel supply line and shutoff upgrades
- Cavity drying under cabinets and appliances
- Antimicrobial to prevent hidden mold growth
Our process
1
Stop the leak
We shut the supply, pull the appliance, and identify whether it's a hose, valve, or the appliance itself.
2
Assess damage
Moisture meters check subfloor, cabinet base, and adjacent walls before we set drying.
3
Repair & dry
Failed lines/valves are replaced; hidden cavities are dried and monitored to standard.
Frequently Asked Questions
My dishwasher barely leaks — is it really a problem?+
Yes. Slow leaks damage subfloor and cabinet bases for months before you see anything at the toe kick.
Should I replace my washing machine hoses?+
Braided steel supply lines every 5–7 years is cheap insurance against a catastrophic burst.
Can you dry under my cabinets?+
Yes — we drill small unobtrusive access holes and use cavity drying to protect the cabinets in place.