Leak detection and repair in Florence, SC
Find where the water is going, then choose the repair.
Serving the Pee Dee since 2003
SC #M112570
BBB Accredited
Authorized Ruud and Trane dealer
Generac and Cummins generators
Quality Service Company, LLC handles leak detection and repair in Florence, SC and the Pee Dee region. Your tech checks where the water is going, then explains your repair options.
A water bill that jumped. A warm spot on the floor. A ceiling stain with no clear source. Leaks hide, and guessing where to cut into a wall can cost you.
How can you tell if you have a hidden leak?
- A water bill that rose with no change in use
- The meter moves when every fixture is off
- Damp or warm spots on floors, or soft spots in walls
- Mildew smell that won’t go away
- Low water pressure in part of the house
What happens on a leak visit?
- Your tech looks for the leak, starting with the signs you noticed.
- Your tech shows you where the leak is.
- Your tech explains the repair, from a fitting replacement to a rerouted line.
- Once you say yes, your tech fixes it.
Your tech will quote any repair before starting.
What if the leak is under the slab?
Leaks under a concrete slab need a different approach. See Slab Leaks.
What should Florence homeowners know about leaks?
Nearly half the homes in the City of Florence, 46.7%, were built before 1980. The typical home there dates to 1983. Older homes have older pipes and fittings, so tell your tech the age of yours.
Florence Regional Airport hit 15 degrees on December 24, 2022, and 14 on December 26. After a Christmas Day water main break, the City of Florence lost at least 20 million gallons of water.
Leaks in homes, businesses and sprinkler systems were part of it. Florence residents were told to drip faucets and close vents.
In the winter of 2025–26, Florence had seven nights at 20 degrees or lower, with 8 degrees on February 2, 2026. After a Florence freeze like those, watch for the signs above.
How do you catch the next leak early?
After the repair, a Moen Flo shutoff watches for the next leak. Ask your tech whether it fits your home.
