Many leaks create sound — even when they’re not audible to the human ear. Our acoustic equipment amplifies and pinpoints these sounds, allowing us to accurately locate leaks hidden behind walls, underground, or beneath concrete.

Thermal cameras detect temperature variations across surfaces, making them highly effective for identifying hot water leaks. We can also introduce hot water into cold lines to trace and identify leaks within cold water systems.

Moisture meters help us identify the wettest areas within walls and floors, guiding us to the most likely leak location. This also helps determine whether the issue is a pressurised water leak or a waterproofing failure (such as in a shower).

By pressurising your plumbing system, we can determine the severity of a leak and confirm whether a system is losing pressure. This helps us choose the most effective detection method moving forward.

This is one of the most precise leak detection methods available. We remove water from the pipe system and introduce a specialised, non-toxic gas. Because the gas is extremely fine, it can escape through even the smallest leaks and travel through walls, flooring, and concrete, allowing us to detect otherwise invisible leaks.

This method is typically used when other techniques have been unsuccessful.