Leak Detection Service Area: Mansfield, TX
Leak detection throughout the city of Mansfield, Texas. Mansfield's housing spans five decades and three counties, and the age of a home's plumbing changes which leaks are most likely.
- All of Mansfield, TX
- Tarrant, Johnson and Ellis county areas
- 1Call or send the form
- 2We locate the leak
- 3You get the spot & repair options
About Mansfield's homes and water service
Mansfield sits in southeast Tarrant County and extends into Johnson and Ellis counties. Neighborhoods range from homes built around Walnut Creek Country Club in the 1970s and 80s to master-planned communities still under construction.
City of Mansfield Water Utilities treats water from Tarrant Regional Water District reservoirs at the city's own treatment plant. The city owns the meter. The pipe from the meter to the home belongs to the property owner. If you're near the edge of the city, check the utility name on your bill.
How home age changes leak patterns
| Home age | Leaks to look for first |
|---|---|
| 1970s to 1990s | Aging under-slab supply lines, service lines among mature trees, older irrigation, earlier repairs and reroutes |
| 2000s to early 2010s | Irrigation valves, water heater and appliance connections, pool equipment and lines |
| 2015 onward | Construction damage inside walls, unseated fittings, lines disturbed by later landscaping or pool work |
Neighborhood guides
- Walnut CreekEstablished golf-course neighborhood, homes from the late 1970s onNeighborhood guide
- Twin CreeksLate-2000s homes now past their builder warrantiesNeighborhood guide
- South PointeMaster-planned community, homes built from 2016 onNeighborhood guide
Don't see your neighborhood? If your property is in Mansfield, we cover it. Call (817) 753-1911.
Who to call for what
- Leak at the meter, city main break or no water: Mansfield Water Utilities, 817-276-4230 (weekdays 8 a.m.–5 p.m.) or 817-473-8411 after hours.
- Leak anywhere on your side of the meter: (817) 753-1911.
- Billing questions and leak forgiveness: Mansfield Utility Billing, 817-276-4230.
Get the leak located before anything gets opened up
Call and describe what you're seeing, or send the short form at the top of this page. You'll get a clear next step either way.
- Have a recent water bill handy
- Note when you first noticed it
- Water spreading? Close the house valve first