Leak Detection

Our technicians use infrared thermal imaging cameras to detect temperature differences caused by water leaks. This helps us to scan walls, ceilings, and floors for hidden leaks.

These tools measure the moisture content of materials such as drywall, wood, or flooring. Elevated moisture levels can indicate a hidden water leak.

This method involves isolating specific sections of the plumbing system and pressurizing them to check for drops in pressure that may indicate a leak.

We employ specialized equipment to listen to the sound of water escaping from the pipes. This helps us pinpoint the exact location of the leak.

Look for signs of water stains, drips, or puddles under sinks, around toilets, or near appliances.

An unexpectedly high water bill could be a sign of a hidden leak.

Listen for dripping or hissing sounds when no water is running.

A musty or moldy smell can indicate hidden moisture.

The presence of mold in areas like bathrooms or under sinks can signal a water leak.

These leaks occur beneath the concrete slab foundation of a building. They can be challenging to identify and fix, as they're hidden underground and can lead to structural damage if left unattended.

Leaks can occur in various parts of your plumbing system, including water supply lines, drain pipes, and sewer lines. These leaks can lead to water damage and may necessitate professional plumbing repairs.

Roof leaks transpire when water infiltrates the roofing materials and enters the interior of a building. They can result in ceiling stains, damaged insulation, and mold growth.

Water leaks in basements can result from foundation cracks, inadequate drainage, or hydrostatic pressure. Basement leaks can lead to water damage and mold issues.

These are often a consequence of roof leaks or plumbing problems on the upper floors. They can cause water stains, peeling paint, and damage to ceilings and light fixtures.

Wall leaks occur when water permeates the walls of a building. This can lead to structural damage, mold growth, and wall deterioration.

Crawl space leaks can occur due to high humidity, plumbing issues, or poor crawl space ventilation. They can lead to mold growth and structural problems.

Sewer leaks can occur in sewer lines, leading to unpleasant odors and potential health hazards. They often require timely repair to prevent sewage backup.

Gas leaks involve the escape of natural gas or propane from gas lines or appliances. They are hazardous and necessitate immediate attention and repair.

Water heater leaks can occur when the tank or components become damaged or corroded. These leaks can result in water damage in the surrounding area, potential electrical hazards if the water heater is electric, and the loss of hot water supply. Depending on the severity, repairs or replacement of the water heater may be necessary.