Paying to much on water bills?

You might have a water leak!

With our water leak detection service, we can trace, detect and repair the leak in your home.

Signs you have a water leak!

Unexpected rise in your water bills
Mold forming on walls, floor and ceilings
Staining on walls and floors
Drop in boiler pressure
Bubbling and blistering wall paint
Discoloration to floor tiles or flooring
Surface water
Areas in yard where grass grows faster than other areas

How to detect a leak?

1. Check Your Water Usage:

If you notice an unexpected increase in your monthly water bill, it could be a sign of a leak.
Pay attention to any unexplained spikes in water consumption.

2. Inspect the Water Meter:

Close all water taps in your home.

Go to your water meter (usually located outside or in a utility area).
Look at the meter’s red arrows or dials.
If any of the arrows are moving while all taps are closed, there might be a leak.

3. Locate the Leak:

If the leak is on your property:

Check faucets, showerheads, toilets, and any other areas with water flow.

Look for visible signs of water or dampness

Our Leak Detection Service

Leak Assessment

We will perform a visual inspection at the property and examine all fixtures closely for drips or leaks; inspect all water supply lines under sinks, near toilets and appliances (such as dishwasher), look for signs of moisture, rust and corrosion, check all visible pipes, joints, connections, look for any anomalies, such as dampness or discoloration, scan walls, ceilings, and floors for water stains.

Water Pressure Test

We will perform a water pressure test, to observe and confirm that there is a water leak on your water line installation. Monitoring the drop in pressure and inducing air to identify and locate where the leak is

Specialized Leak Detection device

Using our state-of-the-art acoustic leak detection device, we listen for subtle sounds associated with water escaping from pipes or fittings. This non-invasive method allows us to identify even the smallest leaks, whether they’re hidden behind walls, underground, or within fixtures.

After pinpointing the leak, we provide you with detailed findings and recommendations for the most effective repair.