By Done Wright Plumbing · Updated 2026-11-05
Water coming through a ceiling means something above is leaking — and drywall holds water until it fails all at once.
A failed shower pan or toilet wax ring upstairs, a cracked supply line to a bathroom, a leaking water heater on an upper floor, or in winter a roof or flashing leak. If the drip only happens when someone showers, it is almost always the shower valve or pan.
Done Wright Plumbing uses electronic leak detection to find the source with the smallest opening possible, then performs water leak repair the same visit. Call (888) 809-6756 any time.
Water dripping from a ceiling, a warm spot on the floor, or a water bill that suddenly doubled — all signs of a hidden leak.
When water is pouring through a ceiling or a sewer is backing up into the house, you need an emergency plumber in California who actually picks up the phone.
Done Wright Plumbing uses acoustic listening devices, thermal imaging, tracer gas and pressure testing to find hidden leaks in California homes and businesses — behind walls, under slabs, in yards and pool lines — without tearing your property apart..
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