Leak Detection Services

A thermal imaging camera, also known as an infrared imaging and measurement camera, can detect minuscule heat and moisture differentials. Subtle changes in thermal energy will reveal the water leak’s location.

Thermal imaging is an accurate water leak detection test for leaks unnoticeable by the naked eye in pipes behind walls or other surfaces. It is sometimes used in conjunction with other tests to locate leaks accurately or to confirm findings from other tests.

Digital electro-acoustic leak detection is a system that amplifies the sound of a leaking pipe. A specialist will use the highly sensitive probe connected to a digital wire microphone to capture noise readings. Through expert interpretation of these readings, they can locate the site of the leak before repairs begin.

Acoustic leak detection has many applications but is most apt for locating certain leaks around surface pipes, connections, valves, and hydrants.

A specialist lowers a high-resolution camera fixed to a wire or flexible rod into the sewer line. Using the live feed, the team can inspect the pipe’s inside for blockages or damages in real time.

Drain camera inspections are ideal for pipes that are frequently blocked. The footage can reveal obstructions, roots intrusion, pipe settlement or movement, cross connections, and other problems not identifiable from the surface. Accurately determining the precise location and origin of drainage problems prevents unnecessary and inaccurate excavation, saving time and money.

A water pipe locator traces and locates hidden pipes through conductive and inductive methods. As a result, the team can map metal plumbing behind walls, in ceilings or below floors with high accuracy.

Pipe tracing and locating are vital initial steps before renovation, demolition, or digging.