Have major water leak and need suggestions for reputable independent contractor in north Dallas, Texas area.

Folks if you have condo in upper unit with water heater please check its condition, make sure it's not rusty and/or has potential for leaking.

Or one of my favorites... the tenant reports the roof is leaking.

My property management has been good about day-to-day items like appliances and turn overs, but poor at comprehensive solve like exterior leaks and only one individual has been good at communicating with tenants.  

The roofs on these things are small, and many have the skylight in the bathroom which often leaks, I would tighten up the roof, then address the plumbing issues then move onto the electrical. 

The Summary page was reserved for 4-5 major issues like damaged trusses, anything leaking, undersized electrical panel, water under the house, etc....y'know, big and important stuff.So this joker has 5 pages of summary items...everything from loose doorknobs to a loose tile.

Make sure no running toilets, and leaks.

In both cases, the tenant should be educated on their responsibilities and held accountable.Even if the water source were a leaking pipe or roof, you should be able to identify the problem, dry it out, and remove the mold professionally within a few days and then the problem goes away.Simply accepting the tenant's claim - without verification - and allowing them to break the lease without penalty is a bad policy that will cost you much more in the long run.

Leaking lines can cause issues before and after lift. 

Can we detect sarcasm when it’s typed out?