Find leaks under floors, behind walls and in concealed pipework — without ripping up your home — using thermal imaging and acoustic detection.
Damp patch on the ceiling but no obvious source.
Water meter ticking even when nothing is on.
Boiler pressure dropping every few days, no visible leak.
Insurance demanding a leak detection report before they'll pay out.
We listen carefully — symptoms, when it started, what's tried already. Half the diagnosis is in what you tell us.
Mains pressure test, meter monitoring and isolation testing to confirm a leak exists and narrow down which circuit is losing.
FLIR thermal cameras identify temperature differences from leaks behind walls, under floors and in ceilings — no destruction needed.
Acoustic listening equipment and (where appropriate) tracer gas to pinpoint leaks invisible to thermal imaging — concrete floors, deep voids, mains pipes.
Photo-documented findings with marked location, suitable for insurance claims, plus a fixed-price repair quote.
Thermal imaging, acoustic listening and pressure testing locate the leak before any flooring or plaster is touched — typical accuracy within 200mm.
Written reports with photos, marked-up plans and methodology — accepted by major insurers (Aviva, AXA, Direct Line, etc.) for claim support.
Cold mains supply, hot water circuits, central heating pipework, waste/drain leaks — all detectable with the right kit.
Once located, you get a fixed quote to expose and repair — never a blank-cheque rip-up-and-see job.
Once repaired, we coordinate with plasterers, tilers and flooring specialists if needed — one project manager, not five.
Every repair backed by our written workmanship guarantee.
Book any boiler repair this month and we'll include our 21-point health check at no extra cost.
A pinhole leak in a copper pipe can lose 200+ litres a day silently. Behind a stud wall or under a floor, that water rots structural timber, blooms black mould, corrodes electrical cabling and saturates plasterboard. The damage routinely runs to 5 figures by the time anyone sees a stain.
Water from hot pipes shows as hotter zones, water from cold pipes as cooler zones — both create patterns invisible to the eye but obvious to a calibrated thermal camera. Combined with pressure testing, accuracy is typically within a 200mm radius — small enough to expose with a single careful cut.
Most home insurance policies (especially Aviva, AXA, Direct Line, Halifax) cover "trace and access" — the cost of finding the leak — provided the resulting damage is also covered. We provide compliant reports specifically formatted for claim teams.
Same trusted engineer, same fixed pricing — wherever you are in our coverage area.
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