Water Leakage Repair — Before It Damages Your Cabinet
A leaking RO isn't just wasted water — under-sink leaks left unchecked can damage cabinets, flooring and, in commercial settings, ceilings below. Leaks usually trace back to one of a few points: a loose housing O-ring, a worn tap washer, a cracked drain tube or a failed inlet solenoid. We trace the exact source rather than resealing everything, which often just delays the same leak.
Common signs you need leakage repair
How our leakage repair process works
Leak source tracing
We run the unit and visually trace exactly where water is escaping — housing, tap, tubing or drain.
Component repair
The specific worn part — O-ring, washer, tube or valve — is replaced.
Pressure test
The unit is run under normal pressure to confirm the leak is fully resolved.
Area check
We check surrounding cabinetry for any water damage that needs separate attention.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my RO leaking after a recent filter change?
Most often an O-ring wasn't seated correctly when the housing was reopened for the filter change. This is a quick fix once identified.
Is a dripping tap something to worry about?
A constant drip usually points to a worn tap washer or a check-valve issue rather than a major fault, but it's worth fixing quickly since it indicates a part under pressure that shouldn't be.