Greeley Leak Detection Specialists
Stop unexplained water loss before it causes additional damage to your Greeley property. Subsurface Leak Detection of Colorado provides focused, professional leak detection for plumbing leaks, slab leaks, underground water lines, irrigation systems, sewer problems, and commercial properties. By using advanced, non-invasive testing methods, we help reduce guesswork, protect buildings and landscaping, and provide clear direction for the repair.
Use Greeley Utility Portal Data Before Location Testing
Greeley’s current Utility Portal provides water-use monitoring and customer resources. Review the dates and hours when use changed, then compare that pattern with irrigation, appliances, fixtures, tenant activity, or other known demand. Portal information can show abnormal or continuous use, but it cannot locate the failed pipe or valve.
The City also offers residential, irrigation, and commercial water-efficiency assessments and asks customers to contact it about high bills. Those resources can identify conservation opportunities and obvious use. When loss remains hidden or buried, private localization may be the next step. See Greeley’s current Utility Portal information.
Greeley Leak Detection for Customer-Owned Systems
Residential Leak Detection
After fixtures and irrigation are checked, continuing use may point to concealed plumbing, a private service line, slab-related piping, or another customer-side demand. Shutoff isolation helps select the useful next method, which may include acoustic listening, pressure testing, thermal imaging, moisture measurement, tracer gas, or line tracing.
Commercial Leak Detection
Greeley’s documented business sectors include agriculture, food production, energy, manufacturing, and other industries alongside offices, retail, multifamily, and HOA properties. Managed systems may require meter comparison, branch isolation, private-main tracing, or irrigation separation before location testing begins.
Plumbing Smoke Testing
Private sewer service problems and odor pathways require different evidence from a pressurized water leak. Plumbing smoke testing can expose open connections, failed seals, and vent defects, while camera inspection may document accessible private sewer or drain conditions.
Know Greeley’s Public and Private Responsibility Boundary
Greeley states that the City owns the water service from the public main to the property line. The customer owns the portion from the property line into the building, which may include the curb stop or meter depending on the arrangement. Residents are also responsible for the private sewer service from the building to the main.
Historic areas such as Sunrise, Cranford, and Monroe coexist with newer residential, commercial, and industrial properties. That range affects access and layout, but it does not prove the material or condition of a private line. The actual boundary, meter, shutoffs, and symptoms guide the investigation.
Greeley and Weld County Service Areas
Greeley
Evans
Garden City
Windsor
Eaton
Ault
La Salle
Milliken
Johnstown
Severance
Kersey
Platteville
Our Greeley service area includes homes, rentals, agricultural properties, commercial sites, and managed communities across central Weld County. We investigate customer-owned service lines, concealed plumbing, irrigation, slab systems, sewer odors, and private networks using meter and site evidence to guide the work.
Plan Focused Leak Testing in Greeley and Weld County
Share the utility-portal pattern, recent bill change, meter behavior, pressure issue, wet area, or odor along with the property type. We will help separate likely public-system concerns from private piping and plan the most relevant test sequence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can the Greeley Utility Portal tell me before leak detection?
The portal can show when and how much water is used and may reveal continuous or unusual patterns. It cannot identify the fixture, irrigation valve, customer service line, or exact hidden location causing that use.
Who owns the water service line on my Greeley property?
Greeley states that the City owns the service from the public main to the property line. The customer owns the portion from the property line into the building; confirm the site-specific meter and curb-stop arrangement with the City.
Does Greeley offer a water-efficiency assessment?
Yes. Greeley publishes free residential, irrigation, and commercial water-efficiency assessments. These can address efficiency and obvious use; hidden or buried loss may still require focused localization.
Who handles a private sewer service problem versus a public-main issue?
Report a suspected public-main issue to the City. The property owner is responsible for the private sewer service from the building to the main, while the City can help determine whether a backup involves its public system.
