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The fastest path is the phone — a dispatcher triages your symptom and routes to the next available local pro. For non-urgent requests, send the form below and expect a callback within one business day.
For triaged routing, call any time.
The fastest path to a vetted local leak detection pro is the phone. The dispatcher triages your symptom, asks a few questions (what you’re seeing, when it started, where the meter and main are), and routes to the next available pro covering your area. Emergency calls (active flooding, burst pipe, water near electrical) get priority routing. Non-urgent calls are scheduled into the next available window — typically the same day in San Luis Obispo, often within a few hours for the closest available pro. Tell the dispatcher your neighborhood (Downtown SLO, Cal Poly area, Edna Valley, Laguna Lake, or the Irish Hills) so the routing takes travel time into account and lands you with a pro who knows your housing stock, soil, and terrain.
If you’re a property manager with multiple units, mention that on the call — the dispatcher can attach routing notes to your phone number so subsequent calls don’t start from scratch each time. The same applies for recurring symptoms across a portfolio: a single dispatcher conversation can pre-stage the right routing for the next several visits.
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For non-urgent requests, send this form.
Fill this out and a dispatcher will call back within one business day. For emergencies, call — this form is not monitored 24/7.
Active flooding, water near electrical panels, a burst supply line, or a bulge in drywall that looks ready to give way — don’t use this form. Call (805) 507-9680 now and say “burst pipe” or “flooding” for emergency routing. See the emergency leak repair guide for the full triage sequence.
One call routes you to the next available pro.
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