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Wet Spots in Yard
Chronically wet spots in your yard, especially during dry weather, or areas of grass that are notably greener than surrounding lawn, often indicate an underground water leak. This could be from your main water service line, irrigation system, or even a sewer line leak. These leaks can waste significant water and cause landscape damage.
Warning Signs
- •Persistently soggy ground
- •Greener grass in specific area
- •Muddy patches during dry weather
- •Sinkholes or settling
- •Sewage odors in yard
Common Causes
- •Main water service line leak
- •Irrigation system pipe failure
- •Sewer line leak or break
- •Septic system problems
- •Storm drain backup
- •Natural spring or high water table
How We Solve This Problem
Underground leak detection survey
Acoustic correlation equipment
Pressure testing of service lines
Camera inspection of sewer lines
GPS-mapped leak location
Repair recommendations
Prevention Tips
- Monitor water meter during vacation
- Inspect irrigation system seasonally
- Schedule sewer line inspections
- Watch for landscape changes
- Maintain proper grading
Experiencing Wet Spots in Yard?
Our experts can quickly diagnose the source and provide effective solutions.