💧 Thermal Imaging
Our specialist thermal imaging cameras let us see behind walls and beneath floors to spot the temperature changes caused by a hidden leak, without any invasive digging or removal of materials.
Using a thermographic camera, we can quickly narrow down the area affected and confirm it using a second method before any access work begins.
💧 Acoustic Leak Detection
We use sensitive acoustic ground microphones and listening equipment to detect the sound of water escaping from a pipe, whether it’s buried, boxed in, or hidden behind a wall.
Both passive and active acoustic sensors can be used depending on the pipe material and location, helping us pinpoint the leak’s exact position before any access is needed.
💧 Moisture Mapping
Moisture mapping uses specialist meters to measure and record moisture levels across floors, walls, and ceilings, helping us build a clear picture of how far water has travelled from its source.
This is particularly useful for tracking hidden or historic leaks where the visible damage doesn’t sit directly above or below the true leak point.
💧 Tracer Gas Leak Detection
We replace the water in your pipework with a safe hydrogen-nitrogen gas mix and use a sensitive above-ground detector to trace exactly where it escapes.
The pressurised gas is harmless and travels easily through common building materials, making it one of the most reliable ways to confirm a hidden leak’s location without unnecessary digging.
💧 Inspection Cameras
Using a small, flexible endoscopic camera, we can access hollow walls, voids, and recesses to look directly for the source of a leak, often through an existing hole, crack, or light fitting.
This gives our engineers a real-time view of pipework and defects in tight spaces, helping confirm the exact repair needed before any further access work.