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Cost & booking

How to compare leak detection quotes

Compare the work behind a price: investigation, access, repair and the next stages.

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Cost & booking

What does a leak detection package pay for?

Understand how the investigation, repair and reporting fit together.

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Cost & booking

How the £100 booking deposit works

A deposit deducted from the £1,345 package, with the scope agreed first.

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Reports & insurance

Trace & Access explained in plain English

What tracing, opening and reporting mean when a leak is concealed.

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Reports & insurance

Questions to ask your insurer before leak work

A practical list to help you discuss authorisation and evidence.

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Reports & insurance

How to read a leak investigation report

Distinguish observations, conclusions and work still to be arranged.

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Heating

Why does my boiler keep losing pressure?

A falling gauge reading has several possible causes.

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Heating

Hidden heating leak or boiler fault?

Understand why the first assessment may need to look beyond the pipes.

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Heating

Underfloor heating losing pressure

Why loops, manifolds and floor construction matter to the investigation.

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Heating

Does a warm floor patch mean a leak?

Temperature can be a clue, but it is not a diagnosis.

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Heating

Why heating zones matter when finding a leak

A large system becomes easier to assess when its layout is understood.

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Heating

Radiator valves or a hidden pipe leak?

Visible connections are useful evidence even when the leak is concealed.

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Water supply

Understanding water meter checks

What a moving reading can tell you, and what it cannot.

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Water supply

What to check after an unexpected water bill

A sensible sequence before assuming an underground leak.

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Water supply

Who should I contact about a supply-pipe leak?

Clarify the pipe and its ownership before agreeing work.

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Water supply

Could a wet garden patch be a supply leak?

Relate persistent moisture to the pipe route and weather.

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Water supply

Why can I hear water when nothing is running?

A constant sound may help the investigation, but sound travels.

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Water supply

Does low water pressure mean a hidden leak?

A change at one tap and a whole-property change need different questions.

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Water supply

Planning a shared water supply investigation

Access and authority are as important as the equipment.

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Inside the home

Damp or a plumbing leak: what is the difference?

Similar marks can have different causes, so the history matters.

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Inside the home

Water beneath floorboards: what happens next?

Understand concealed routes and the practicalities of access.

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Inside the home

Finding a leak beneath a concrete floor

Why the floor build-up changes the detection and repair plan.

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Inside the home

What to do when a ceiling starts leaking

Protect people first, then build a useful account of the water source.

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Inside the home

Shower leak, seal or concealed pipe?

Why repeated resealing may not resolve the underlying cause.

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Inside the home

Kitchen plumbing leak or appliance fault?

Follow the timing of use before choosing a repair route.

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Property planning

Water coming from the flat above

Coordinate access without assuming where responsibility lies.

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After the repair

Why is a wall still damp after a leak repair?

Residual moisture and an active leak are different possibilities.

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Property planning

A leak after building work: useful first steps

Preserve the timeline and installation information.

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Your appointment

How to prepare for a leak detection visit

Useful information and access, without finding the leak yourself.

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Your appointment

What happens during a leak investigation?

From the initial discussion to testing and the written record.

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Your appointment

How long does leak detection take?

The property and available evidence determine the investigation.

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Cost & booking

Access and reinstatement: what is included?

The opening needed for repair and the finished surface are separate stages.

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Your appointment

Useful photographs and records for a leak enquiry

Show the pattern clearly without collecting unnecessary personal information.

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Property planning

Arranging a leak visit as a landlord

Align the tenant’s observations with the repair authority.

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Property planning

Reporting a leak when you rent your home

A clear account helps the landlord arrange the right response.

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Property planning

Leak detection access in a managed building

Plan the service cupboards, permissions and neighbouring rooms.

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Property planning

Finding plumbing leaks in a period home

Older fabric and altered service routes need a considered plan.

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Property planning

Planning a commercial leak investigation

Keep the investigation aligned with the operation of the site.

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