David Harlan and Fort Mill Slab Leak Pros
David Harlan and Fort Mill Slab Leak Pros
David Harlan founded Fort Mill Slab Leak Pros after years of working as a slab leak plumber throughout York County, where he saw how the humid subtropical climate and shifting soils around Baxter Village and Springfield create persistent moisture problems under older slab foundations. Operating from the shop at 1244 Fort Mill Hwy Suite A in Indian Land, he built the company on the principle that every job starts with a clear walk-through so homeowners can see the exact access points and repair plan before any work begins.
The team stays rooted in Fort Mill by responding to calls from neighborhoods near the Fort Mill History Museum and Anne Springs Close Greenway as well as drives into Rock Hill and Charlotte when a slab leak crosses county lines. Mild winters mean fewer frozen-pipe emergencies but steady groundwater pressure that can turn small leaks into larger ones under concrete, so the crew focuses on precise detection and minimal excavation that fits the terrain and drainage patterns common in this part of South Carolina.
What sets the operation apart is the owner-operated model: David Harlan schedules directly, quotes are given on site with no hidden steps, and the shop keeps regular hours so residents know exactly when a slab leak plumber will arrive.
“Owner-operated with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every slab leak repair in Fort Mill, Baxter Village, Springfield, and across York County.”
David Harlan
Owner · Since 2012
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 9am–2pm
- ✓Based at 1244 Fort Mill Hwy Suite A, Indian Land, SC 29707
Our guarantee
Owner-operated with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every slab leak repair in Fort Mill, Baxter Village, Springfield, and across York County.
What Fort Mill, SC Customers Say
“Our water bill jumped $180 in one month with no visible signs until the living room carpet felt damp near the back wall. They used acoustic sensors to locate the leak under the slab by the laundry room, rerouted the line through the wall in one day, and patched the floor so the new vinyl plank matched the rest of the house.”
“A small wet spot appeared on the tile in the hallway after heavy rain. The crew pressure-tested the main line, found a pinhole leak under the guest bath slab, and fixed it by cutting a two-foot access trench instead of tearing up the whole floor. The tile was reset the next morning and the spot has stayed dry through two storms.”
“Hot water pressure dropped suddenly in the master shower and we heard running water under the floor at night. They isolated the line, confirmed the leak was six feet inside the slab edge, excavated a narrow channel from the exterior, replaced the section, and restored the landscaping so you cannot tell they were here.”