Slab leak notes by area

Fullerton and its neighbors share many slab-on-grade homes from the 1950s to 1970s. These notes cover what tends to differ by area and who to check with locally.

Start here Slab leak notes for Sunny Hills Sunny Hills in northwest Fullerton is largely mid-century housing on rolling and hillside lots. Many homes are old enough that original supply lines and sewer laterals deserve attention.

Slab and pipe notes for downtown Fullerton
The neighborhoods around downtown Fullerton include some of the city's oldest homes. Foundations and pipe materials vary widely, so the first question is what your particular house has.
Slab leak notes for Golden Hills
Golden Hills sits in the hills of north Fullerton, with homes on sloped and terraced lots. Grading, foundation type and the age of the plumbing all shape how a leak shows up.
Slab leak and pipe notes for Raymond Hills
Raymond Hills in northeast Fullerton has rolling streets and many homes from the mid-century building years. Pipe age, foundation type and mature trees are the main things to know.
Leak notes for Amerige Heights
Amerige Heights is one of Fullerton's newer planned neighborhoods. Newer construction lowers some risks but does not rule out leaks, and the checks that work in older homes work here too.
Slab leak and water line notes for the Laguna Lake area
The Laguna Lake area of north Fullerton is known for larger lots and equestrian properties. Longer water lines and more outdoor water use make it important to separate house leaks from yard leaks.