Water Leak Detection

Your property can be damaged by water leaks that go undetected.

Water Leak Detection

Water leaks are frustrating, especially since they often go undetected until it is too late. Despite the fact that there are some signs you can look for, nothing beats having a professional evaluate and inspect your home for pesky leaks. Not only can we diagnose these problems, we can provide a solution so you won’t have to worry about extensive and expensive damage to your home.

Your property’s leak can be a huge burden, especially if you don’t know what caused it before you find out. If you hire an IGD Plumbing & Air professional, you will be able to get to the root of your leaking issue using many different methods, tools, and technologies. Here are a few of the methods your plumber may use to locate the problem:

Inspection

Plumbers usually use their trained eye as their first tool! In addition to trying to find obvious signs of leaks, we will also look for more subtle clues.

Audio Devices

A visual inspection alone doesn’t always suffice, especially when pipes aren’t visible. With the help of sound technology, our plumbers can locate leaks using special audio tools.

Infrared

To detect through drywall, some technologies use infrared. If you have leaks behind your walls, this will show a plumbing expert hot or cold spots behind the wall.

Signs of a water Leak

There can be difficulties in identifying leaks. However, a diligent homeowner may be able to recognize some of the signs so that they can call a professional to inspect the home.

You notice water on the street in front of your home
Your floors, ceilings, walls or rugs are moist or wet
Your water bills have skyrocketed recently
There are cracks in your driveway or your home’s foundation
There is water or puddles of water in your yard
There is water accumulating in your home
You notice low water pressure
There are unpleasant odors wafting around your yard

Suspect a leak has occurred?

Call our leak detection experts today to pinpoint the problem and find a solution right away!

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