20 Years Finding Hidden Leaks Across Cedarton

Signs You May Have an Undetected Water Leak

A hidden water leak rarely announces itself with a burst pipe or flooded floor. More often it shows up as a higher than usual water bill, a soft or spongy patch in the lawn, or a faint hissing sound behind a wall. Left unchecked, even a small pinhole leak in a copper hot water line can lead to warped flooring, mould growth and weakened structural timber.

Slab leaks are particularly tricky because the concrete hides the problem from plain sight, meaning many homeowners only discover the issue once ceilings stain or tiles begin to lift. Underground mains and poly pipes can also develop leaks from ground movement, tree root intrusion or general wear, quietly wasting water and driving up your bills. Sewer and stormwater leaks bring their own risks too, including unpleasant odours and soggy yards that are often mistaken for a plumbing leak.

Whatever the cause, guessing at the source or breaking into walls and slabs without proper detection equipment usually leads to unnecessary repair costs. Our approach uses proven, non-invasive technology to confirm exactly where a leak is occurring before any repair work begins.