Do not guess where the water is coming from. We use proper testing methods to locate hidden leaks and verify pipe integrity, helping you repair the right spot without unnecessary hacking.

Service Overview
Hidden leaks behind walls or floors cause costly damage. We use pressure testing and leak detection to find the exact source so you can repair it without guesswork.
What You Get
Accurate detection saves money by limiting hacking, shortening repair time and preventing repeat leaks.
Examples of leaks traced and pipes tested for local properties.

Leaks often show up indirectly. If you notice any of these, a test can save you from bigger repairs.
Water bill suddenly higher with no change in usage
Water meter moving when all taps are closed
Damp patches or peeling paint on walls and ceilings
Ceiling stains or dripping in the unit below
Hollow or lifting floor tiles
Musty smell or mould in a closed room
Pressure dropping in a section of the home
Sound of running water when nothing is in use
Facing any of these? We fix it right the first time.
Before & After
Witness the visible, proof-backed changes our clients experience.
Why Choose Us
We take a methodical approach so you can act on facts, not guesses.
<p>We isolate and test line by line to narrow down the source with confidence.</p>
<p>Accurate location means less breaking of tiles, walls and ceilings.</p>
<p>Once the leak is found, our plumbers can repair it, so you deal with one team.</p>
<p>We explain what we found in plain language and can provide a summary for your records.</p>
<p>Know the cost before work starts, with options explained.</p>
<p>Quick appointments when water damage is spreading.</p>

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How It Works
From suspicion to a confirmed answer.
Step 01
Share your symptoms, such as stains, high bills or low pressure, and any renovation history.
Step 02
We check the meter, fixtures and supply lines, then isolate sections to narrow down the leak.
Step 03
We mark the likely leak point and explain what we found and what it means.
Step 04
If you proceed, we repair the line and retest to confirm the system holds pressure.
FAQ
Practical answers to what homeowners and renovators ask us most.
Close all taps and appliances, then check whether your water meter still moves. If it does, water is being lost somewhere. We then test fixtures such as toilet cisterns and taps, and pressure test the supply lines to find out whether the loss is a dripping fixture or a hidden pipe leak.
It could be either, so we check your own lines and fixtures first. If your system tests sound, we document that finding, which helps when discussing the source with your neighbour or management. Source confirmation prevents you from paying for repairs that are not yours.
That is the goal. Testing and isolating lines lets us narrow the area before any hacking. When opening up is unavoidable, we limit it to a small, marked section so repair and re-tiling stay as contained as possible.
Test after the new pipework is installed and before tiling or closing walls and ceilings. A passed test gives you confidence that the lines are leak-free, and catching a problem at this stage is far cheaper than fixing it behind finished surfaces.
A pressure test tells you whether a pipe line holds pressure, meaning whether it is leaking at all. Leak detection goes further and finds where the leak is. We often do the pressure test first, then use detection methods to pinpoint the location.
It can be. Water under tiles can loosen the adhesive and cause a hollow sound. It can also come from bathroom waterproofing failure or a drain issue rather than a supply pipe. We check the supply lines and surrounding areas to tell the difference and recommend the right fix.
Pricing depends on property size and how many lines need checking. We quote after understanding your situation.
Job Type | Typical Scope | Pricing Basis |
|---|---|---|
Water bill leak check | Meter test and fixture check to confirm a leak | Quoted upfront |
Hidden leak detection | Locate leak behind walls, floors or ceilings | Quoted after assessment |
Pressure test (renovation) | Test new or existing lines before tiling or closing up | Quoted per project |
Leak report | Written findings and recommended repair | Quoted upfront |