Leak detection companies provide expert leak detection services using the latest technology and equipment. Our goal is to pinpoint the leak and trace the cause of the issue to ensure long term peace of mind with your plumbing system. 

Whether you have an emergency leak or a slow leak that you’ve been meaning to fix, the team at Plumbing by Daniel & Co will be able to assist. We start by asking you a series of questions before moving on to checking your fixtures and pipes in detail. If necessary, we can also carry out CCTV inspection which allows us to see what’s in your pipes and possible causes. 

Leak detection works by tracing the flow of water through the system. If we’re using a leak detection system or CCTV inspection, the system will determine any abnormal behaviour such as blockages caused by grease or debris, breaks in pipes or air bubbles that could cause water not to flow as normal. If have a problem with a leak that you’re struggling to trace, contact our local Sydney plumbers today. 

If you have a problem with a leak, it’s always worth consulting a professional. Failure to trace a leak successfully could result in serious damage to your property that could cost you thousands of dollars to repair and make good. Our emergency leak detection team use the latest equipment which will save you time and money. 

Leak detections can cost anywhere from $75 for a standard callout to $2000 for more serious cases. Where possible, we will aim to give you a diagnosis within the cost of the callout and if we find that the issue is more serious, we’ll provide you an accurate quote in writing either on the day or as soon as possible.

If you have a leaking pipe it could lead to flooding or serious damage to your property if it’s not repaired and traced promptly. Flooding and leaks can be caused by burst pipes, blocked drains, sewage back up, water shut off valve failure or a number of other issues. If you have a leak of any kind, it’s best to have a professional plumber look at it as soon as possible. 

To do an emergency temporary repair on a leaking pipe it’s best to call a plumber as patch ups could cause a more serious fault. If you’re confident that you know where the leak is coming from, you could try using a self-fusing silicone tape that you can wrap around the pipe. If the leak is quite bad then you may also want to turn off the mains water or water valve on the pipe where you have the leak. 

Depending on your insurance policy, leak detection and repair may be covered. Before you call a plumber, it would be a good idea to check your insurance policy.