“the level of service far exceeded expectations.”
Jesse describes a challenging pipe issue and a clear explanation of the work needed.
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Jesse Branch
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Water Leak Detection in Newnan GA
WE FIND WATER LEAKS YOU GET ANSWERS
High water bill? Water where it shouldn’t be? Get to the source with specialized leak detection—even when the leak is out of sight.
Non-invasive leak detection technology
Slab, hidden & underground water leaks
Documented findings. A clearer next step.
Your local leak detection specialists
Based in Newnan. Serving Metro Atlanta.
Based in Newnan. Serving Metro Atlanta.
Let’s find your leak.
Start with what you’re noticing.
What brought you here?
A bill that jumps without a change in use can point to a hidden water leak. Let’s investigate.
Specialized detection equipment
Homes & commercial properties
Reports with photos
Locally owned in Newnan
Customer feedback
Newnan customers.
Real experiences.
“highly professional and communicative.”
Cathy highlights Patrick’s patience and persistence in tracking down the leak.
CA
Cathy Adams
Google review via Birdeye
“Friendly, knowledgeable, professional.”
This customer praises the crew’s work on a difficult leak and would use Alliance again.
D
danmail3020
Google review via Birdeye
Selected review excerpts. Aggregate rating shown on Birdeye when checked October 24, 2026.
Patrick Meadows
Owner, Alliance Leak Detection
Locally owned. Personally accountable.
Newnan’s team.
Focused on finding
your water leak.
Welcome to Alliance Leak Detection. Led by owner Patrick Meadows and based in Newnan, we help homeowners and businesses find slab, outside and hidden plumbing leaks—even when no water is visible.
Our technicians bring advanced training, non-invasive equipment and proven detection techniques to the search. Locating the source early helps you address water loss before it becomes a larger problem involving damaged finishes, moisture or rising bills.
Find the source before planning the repair.
Specialized listening and detection equipment helps narrow down hidden leaks.
Protect more of your property.
Non-invasive detection helps reduce unnecessary exploratory damage.
Understand what was found.
Documented findings and photos help you understand the problem and next steps.
Specialized help. Right here in Newnan.
Water leak services
for Newnan, GA.
Under the slab. Behind a wall. Out in the yard. Choose the service that fits your property, or call us and we’ll help you work out where to start.
Slab leak detection
Hot spots, damp flooring or unexplained water use? Find the source beneath the concrete before deciding where repairs are needed.
Explore slab leaks
Hidden leak detection
Trace plumbing leaks behind walls, under floors and in hard-to-see spaces. Water can travel before the first stain appears.
Explore hidden leaks
Outside leak detection
Investigate buried water-service lines, wet yards and water loss between the meter and your property—even without a surface puddle.
Explore outside leaks
Private utility locating
Locate private waterlines, sewer lines and septic tanks before planning access, maintenance, landscaping or construction.
Explore utility locating
Insurance requests
A dedicated request path for policyholders, agents and adjusters. Get documented findings and discuss the details of the property.
Start an insurance request
Sewer camera inspection
Ask Alliance about camera inspection for your drain or sewer concern, the access required and the right next step for the line.
Discuss camera inspectionStart with the signs
Newnan leak warning signs.
Let’s narrow it down.
You don’t need to know where the leak is to ask for help. Choose what you’re seeing for a useful starting point.
High bill / utility notice
The leak may be invisible.
The water use isn’t.
A sudden increase in usage can be the first clue to a hidden leak. Alliance can investigate water loss even when no water appears at the surface.
- Have your recent bill or utility notice ready.
- Note when the increase started and any other changes.
- Ask about detection before committing to a repair.
These signs are clues, not a diagnosis. An on-site assessment determines the next step.
Know what to look for
Signs of a water leak
in your Newnan property.
- Hot spots on the floor
- Mildew under your carpet
- Abnormally high water bills
- Cracks in walls or floors
- Running-water sounds when fixtures are off
- Pooling water beneath carpet
- Unusual odors from walls, floors or outside
These signs can have more than one cause. A focused investigation helps determine whether a plumbing leak is involved.
An unexpected bill deserves an explanation
High water bill
in Newnan, GA?
We can help.
A jump in your water bill without a matching change in use can point to a hidden plumbing leak. Alliance reviews the bill with you, investigates whether water is being lost and explains the steps to locate the source.
Our equipment helps trace leaks beneath slabs, behind walls, under floors and along main water-service lines. Once the leak is located, you receive a detailed report with photos. You can also request an estimate for the repair.
Review the usage
Locate the source
Document the findings
Get Help With a High Water Bill
Coweta Water & Newnan Utilities
“The water department
said I have a leak.”
We hear this often in Newnan. Digital meter monitoring can flag continuous or unusually high use before you see water. Keep the notice and arrange an investigation promptly.
Get help with a leak noticeLeak adjustments for Newnan & Coweta customers.
Your water provider supplies water to the meter. You are responsible for the water and irrigation lines on your side, including water lost through leaks. Repairing a qualifying leak and keeping documentation may make you eligible for a bill adjustment. Each provider has its own rules and makes the final decision.
Coweta Water
30 days
to repair and request an adjustment after notice or discovery
View Coweta’s requirements
- Repair the leak within 30 calendar days; Authority technicians verify the repair.
- Submit the written adjustment request within 30 days of notification or discovery.
- Provide repair receipts from a licensed plumber, or supply receipts for a customer repair.
- Pool filling, open hoses or faucets, and excessive irrigation use do not qualify as leaks.
- No previous adjustment in the past 12 months; the period restarts when the repair is verified.
- Keep the account paid and in good standing, and pay at least the average monthly amount during review.
- Up to two consecutive affected bills may qualify, including the repair date.
- With fewer than three months of history, the baseline is 7,000 gallons per month.
Newnan Utilities
60 days
from the bill date to request an adjustment
View Newnan Utilities’ requirements
- Request the adjustment within 60 days of the bill date.
- Show that the leak was repaired using supply receipts or a licensed plumber’s receipt.
- One adjustment is allowed per 12 months.
- The request covers one leak and may include your two most recent statements.
- A site visit may be needed to verify the repair.
- Adjustments are partial, discretionary and not guaranteed.
Provider policies checked October 25, 2026. Confirm current eligibility with your utility. Your provider determines eligibility and approves adjustments.
Private utility locating in Newnan
We locate buried
outside water lines
in Newnan, GA.
Need to find a buried waterline? Alliance uses radio detection equipment and proven locating techniques to help identify its path before work begins.
Knowing where the line runs helps you plan access for property improvements, maintenance and repairs. Tell us about the project and which private line you need located.
- Landscaping
- Concrete driveways
- Tree work
- Septic tank pumping
- Home construction
A clear path from concern to answers
Your Newnan leak detection visit.
Know what to expect, from your first conversation to a plan for the problem.
01
Tell us what’s happening.
Share the warning signs, your property location and any notice from your water provider.
02
We investigate the source.
Detection methods are selected for the pipe, property and type of suspected water loss.
03
See what we found.
Review the findings, with documentation and photos to help make sense of the leak.
04
Choose the next step.
Discuss the repair needs and request an estimate. Understand the scope before work proceeds.
Newnan homes.
Local businesses.
Leak detection & private utility locating.
Homeowners
Homes & private property
Commercial
Buildings & businesses
Multifamily
Apartment properties
Municipalities
Private utility locating
Real locations. Real leak discoveries.
Hidden leaks.
Found around Newnan.
Senoia, Georgia
Hidden under the driveway.
An outside waterline leak located beneath concrete.
White Oak • Newnan, Georgia
Found in the flower bed.
A buried outside waterline leak traced to the landscaping.
Lake Ridge • Newnan, Georgia
Located below the yard.
An underground waterline leak identified in Lake Ridge.
Summergrove • Newnan, Georgia
Another hidden source found.
A located outside leak at a Summergrove property.
Project photos and locations from Alliance’s outside leak detection work.
Plan the next step with confidence
Plan your Newnan
leak service.
Payment options
Debit and most major credit cards are accepted. Discuss the service charge and available payment arrangements when you schedule.
Insurance documentation
Policyholders, agents and adjusters can request service through our insurance form. Coverage is determined by your insurer.
Insurance request ↗Financing & warranty questions
Ask about any available financing and the written warranty terms for your specific repair. Confirm costs, scope and protection before authorizing work.
Newnan roots. Metro Atlanta reach.
Based in Newnan.
Serving nearby
communities.
From Newnan neighborhoods to Peachtree City and the surrounding Metro Atlanta area, Alliance helps property owners get to the source of water loss.
Check Service Availability Newnan
Leak detection ↗
Peachtree City
Slab leak detection ↗
Senoia & Coweta County
Outside leak work ↗
Metro Atlanta
Ask about your address ↗
1095 Raymond Hill Rd, Newnan, GA 30265
Straight answers start here
Newnan leak
detection FAQs.
Here’s what to know about finding the leak and planning the work.
Talk with our team: 770.415.8457 ↗Can you find a leak if I can’t see any water?
Yes. Alliance specializes in hidden, slab and outside water leaks. A buried leak may never reach the surface. Detection equipment helps investigate the source even when there is no visible puddle.
Will finding the leak damage my home?
Alliance uses non-invasive methods for leak detection. The approach depends on the property and piping. Access for repairs or certain private utility locating methods can require opening a surface or pipe; discuss the scope before work begins.
How much does leak detection cost?
The price depends on the type of service, property access and complexity. Contact Alliance with your symptoms and property details to discuss the service charge. Detection and repair are different scopes, so ask what is included.
Do you repair leaks or just locate them?
Alliance’s website offers repair estimates after the leak has been located. Discuss the findings and the available repair scope with the team before deciding how to proceed.
My water provider sent a leak notice. What now?
Keep the notice and contact Alliance to discuss an investigation. Check the Coweta Water and Newnan Utilities resources above for current deadlines. Save repair documentation and submit the request to your provider; approval is not automatic.
Can you help with an insurance-related request?
Alliance has a dedicated request form for policyholders, agents and adjusters. The team can document its findings. Your insurance company decides coverage under your policy.
Do you serve homes and commercial properties?
Yes. Alliance serves homes and businesses. Private utility locating is also available for apartment properties, commercial buildings, municipalities and individual property owners. Call to confirm service for your address.
Newnan, GA • Let’s get to the source
Stop wondering
where the water’s going.
Tell us what’s happening. We’ll help you understand the next step toward finding the leak.