Contact
Call about a leak in Oak Park
The quickest way to reach a local leak detection provider is by phone. Tell them what you're seeing and where, and they'll talk you through the next step.
(708) 221-8167What to expect
What happens when you call?
Your call is answered by a provider who serves your area. They'll ask a few questions to understand the problem, then explain what they'd test, when they could come out and how they price the visit.
- Describe the problem. Say where the water, stain, smell or sound is, and how long you've noticed it.
- Share your address. Include the building type and whether there are other units or a finished basement.
- Ask your questions. Methods, licensing, insurance, price and whether repairs are included are all fair to ask.
- Decide. Book a visit if it suits you. There's no obligation.
Phone lines can be busy at peak times. If you can't get through, try again shortly, and if water is actively spreading, close your main shutoff valve while you wait.
Don't call us first. Leave the building and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
Helpful details
What makes the call quicker?
You don't need to know the cause. A few observations are enough: a photo of the stain or puddle, whether the water meter moves when everything is off, and whether the problem gets worse after showers, laundry or rain. If you've had plumbing work done recently, mention it.
If you're not sure which kind of leak you have, the symptom checker on the home page sorts common signs by room and links to the right guide.
Service area
Where can you call from?
The line covers all of Oak Park and its neighbors: River Forest, Forest Park, Berwyn, Elmwood Park and Austin in Chicago. If your address is just outside these areas, call anyway and ask. The provider can tell you whether they can help.
Want to know more about how the line works before you call? The About page explains how calls are matched and who does what.
Last reviewed: October 2026