Common signs include an unexplained increase in your water bill, damp patches on walls, ceilings or floors, the sound of running water when all taps are off, reduced water pressure, mould or mildew in areas that shouldn’t be wet, and soft or sunken patches in your lawn or garden. If you’re noticing any of these, it’s worth getting a leak detection assessment before the damage worsens.

We use a combination of acoustic leak detection equipment, thermal imaging, and CCTV drain cameras depending on the type and location of the suspected leak. Acoustic equipment listens for the sound signature of pressurised water escaping from a pipe, thermal imaging identifies temperature variations caused by moisture, and CCTV cameras allow us to inspect the inside of drainage pipes visually. Together, these tools allow us to pinpoint leaks accurately without unnecessary damage to your property.

Yes. Our leak detection methods are non-invasive by design. We use specialist equipment to locate the leak from the surface before any work begins, meaning we only open up the area we need to access rather than making multiple exploratory cuts or excavations.

A quick way to check is to turn off all water-using appliances and taps in your home, then monitor your water meter over 30 to 60 minutes without using any water. If the meter continues to move, there’s likely a leak somewhere in the system. We can carry out a full leak detection assessment to locate it.

Yes. Slab leaks are one of the more challenging types of leak to locate, but our acoustic detection and thermal imaging equipment is specifically suited to identifying moisture and pipe movement beneath concrete. We locate the leak accurately before recommending the least invasive repair option.

We detect a wide range of leak types including underground pipe leaks, slab leaks, roof and ceiling leaks, bathroom and wet area leaks, wall cavity leaks, stormwater and sewer leaks, pool leaks, and water meter leaks. If you suspect a leak but can’t locate the source, we have the equipment and experience to find it.

Yes. Our detailed leak detection reports include findings, supporting evidence, and our recommended course of action, which insurers typically require when processing a claim related to water damage or hidden leaks. We can also provide documentation for strata or body corporate purposes.

We offer 24/7 emergency response across the Gold Coast and Brisbane. For urgent leak situations, we aim to attend same-day. Early detection is critical in minimising water damage and repair costs, so we treat suspected leaks as a priority.

Once we’ve pinpointed the leak, we’ll explain exactly what we’ve found and present you with the most appropriate repair options, whether that’s a targeted pipe repair, pipe relining to seal the damaged section, or replacement of the affected pipework. You’ll receive a transparent, upfront quote before any repair work begins.

Yes. Even a slow, minor leak can cause serious damage over time, including rotting timber, corrosion of steel reinforcing in concrete slabs, mould growth, compromised foundations, and significant water damage to walls and flooring. The longer a leak goes undetected, the more expensive the resulting damage typically becomes. Early detection is always the most cost-effective approach.