Leak Detection & Repair

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From a dripping faucet or leaky toilet, to an ominous water spot on your basement ceiling, a plumbing leak won’t fix itself. Kingdom Air provides fast, same-day leak repair and detection services to stop leaks, and prevent water damage to your home.

Experiencing a leak emergency? Kingdom Air offers after hours and weekend service! Call now at 812-486-3840.

Kingdom Air is actually locally owned & locally operated, and has been for over 35 years. We are licensed and insured, have a 4.9 star rating on Google, and maintain an A+ rating through the BBB (Better Business Bureau). We charge an $89 service call fee to assess your drain clearing needs, and provide upfront pricing on all repair work.

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The one word that describes Kingdom Air is outstanding. They replaced our water heater, A/C unit and furnace. The whole team is professional and courteous from the installation and communication with us through the whole process. After they were finished they made sure no trash was left behind and for such a big job they cleaned up like they weren't even there. We highly recommend they really look after their customers.

Awesome service and amazing workers. Awesome pricing too. Speedy professional service. Ryan Mullis jumps right to your needs. Chris and Logan did an amazing job installing our new system and redoing our plumbing in a trailer. Tyler does amazing service work. Friendly and professional all around. Thank you guys for all your hard speedy work.

Wish I could give more than 5 stars for (our plumber) Chris Wilson!! Chris is always very professional, courteous and honest. Chris always text to let us know he is on his way and we fix him a cup of coffee!!

Complete Leak Repair Services for Every Pipe & Fixture

Faucets, Sinks, and Outdoor Spigot Leaks

Puddles in your kitchen cabinets or a constant drip from your bathroom faucet waste water and ruin cabinets. Outdoor leaks can go unseen for months, and become a freezing hazard in winter. We can stop these stubborn leaks, repairing fixtures and outdoor faucets anywhere in or outside the home.

Toilet Base, Valve, and Flapper Repairs

If your toilet is leaking from the tank, running constantly, or seeping water around the base at the floor? We replace failed wax rings, supply lines, internal flush valves, and all other toilet repair needs.

Ceilings, Basement, Crawl Space, and Wall Pipe Leaks

If you have or suspect a leak in your ceiling or walls, Kingdom Air can help.

We can isolate the leaky section, cut away any damaged piping, and replace it and any necessary connections.

Water Heater Leaks

A leaking water heater can mean many things, depending on where it is coming from. While a leak from the base generally indicates a structural failure, a leaking pop off valve, inlet or outlet, or other connection may be easily fixed.

Kingdom Air provides various water heater services, from repairs and replacements, to full on tankless upgrades.

Leak Detection

Do you think you have a leak but just can’t find it? Water bill higher than normal? Kingdom Air can help trace down that hard to find leak, whether it is under the house, in the yard, or unseen on the tank of your toilet.

Water Softener Leaks

Similar to water heaters, a leaking water softener can indicate a serious concern, or may be caused by a simple loose fitting.

Kingdom Air services and installs water softener systems in homes and businesses across our entire service area.

Leak Repair Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I have a hidden water leak?

You may have a hidden water leak if your bill suddenly increases, you hear running water when everything is turned off, notice musty smells, see stains on walls or ceilings, feel soft flooring, or find unexplained moisture in cabinets, basements, or crawlspaces.

Why is my toilet leaking around the base?

A toilet leaking around the base is often caused by a failed wax ring. The wax ring helps create a watertight seal between the bottom of the toilet and the toilet flange, which connects to the drain line.

To replace the wax ring, a plumber will typically shut off the water to the toilet, drain the tank and bowl, disconnect the toilet, lift it from the floor, remove the old wax and residue, inspect the flange, install a new wax ring or seal, and reset the toilet.

Other possible causes of water around the base of a toilet include loose toilet bolts, a cracked toilet, a damaged flange, condensation, or a leak from the tank or supply line. Toilet leaks should be repaired quickly because water can damage flooring, subflooring, trim, and nearby areas.

How do I shut off the water to my home during a leak?

The main water shutoff valve to homes are typically located where the water line enters the home, typically in a basement, crawlspace, utility room, garage, or near the water heater. Some homes may also have a shutoff near the meter.

In emergency situations if you cannot shut off water yourself, some city utilities (such as in Washington) can be called during or after hours to turn your water off at the street.