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Explore leak detection methods for your property or system. Each service has its own guide to the investigation and questions to ask.

Technician investigating a concealed plumbing leak
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Acoustic Leak Detection

Acoustic listening, pressure testing and tracer gas testing for hidden plumbing leaks.

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Thermal camera showing a surface temperature pattern
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Thermal / Infrared Leak Detection

Infrared surveys and moisture readings for unexplained damp walls, ceilings and floors.

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Technician investigating a concrete floor
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Slab Leak Detection

Investigate suspected water line leaks beneath concrete before planning access or repair.

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Underground line investigation on a lawn
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Main Water Line Locating

Main water line locating and irrigation system testing for unexplained outdoor water use.

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Indoor plumbing investigation
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Sewer & Drain Inspection

Video pipe inspection for recurring drain problems, sewer concerns and purchase investigations.

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Pool & Spa Dye Testing

Pool and spa dye testing plus pool plumbing pressure testing for unexplained water loss.

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Technician investigating a concealed plumbing leak
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Gas Line Leak Detection

Emergency gas safety guidance and non-emergency gas line inspection referral enquiries.

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Technician using listening equipment on a lawn
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Tracer Gas Testing

A suitable tracer gas and sensitive detector can help investigate a concealed pipe when sound-based testing has not isolated the source.

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Listening equipment used during a floor investigation
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Pressure Testing

Pressure testing helps establish whether an isolated pipe section is losing pressure. It can narrow the investigation before a location method is selected.

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Infrared camera during a building inspection
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Moisture Mapping

Moisture mapping compares readings across affected and reference areas to help understand the distribution of damp building materials.

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Technician investigating a concealed plumbing leak
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Video Pipe Inspection

A pipe camera can help investigate the internal condition of accessible drain or sewer pipework, including recurring flow problems.

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Underground line investigation on a lawn
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Irrigation System Testing

Irrigation testing helps separate a leaking zone, valve or buried lateral from other outdoor water-use problems.

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Pool water loss investigation
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Pool Plumbing Pressure Testing

Pool plumbing pressure testing investigates whether an isolated circulation line may be contributing to water loss.

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Thermal camera showing a surface temperature pattern
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Refrigerant Leak Sniffing

Electronic refrigerant leak detection uses an appropriate detector to investigate suspected refrigerant escape from accessible HVAC or refrigeration components.

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Indoor plumbing investigation
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Compressed Air Audits

A compressed air leak audit investigates accessible distribution components to help a facility plan repairs and follow-up checks.

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Technician using listening equipment on a lawn
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Underground Storage Tank Testing

Underground storage tank enquiries need a specialist assessment of the tank, stored product and purpose of the proposed test.

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