Find Hidden Water Leaks Without Unnecessary Damage to Your Home
A hidden water leak can cause serious damage long before the source becomes visible. Whether it's an unexplained increase in your water bill, the sound of running water, or moisture appearing beneath flooring, finding the source quickly can make a significant difference.
At In Demand Plumbing, Heating & Air, we use the professional-grade Pipehorn LD-12 Electronic Water Leak Detector to help locate concealed leaks in pressurized water lines.
This specialized acoustic detection equipment amplifies sounds created by water escaping from a damaged pipe, allowing our technicians to listen for potential leak locations beneath concrete slabs, underground, or behind accessible building surfaces.
Instead of immediately opening walls or breaking concrete to search for a leak, we can use acoustic testing to narrow down the suspected location and determine where further investigation or repairs may be necessary.
Why homeowners benefit:
- Less Unnecessary Demolition: Helps narrow down suspected leak locations before opening walls or concrete.
- More Targeted Repairs: Better information can help technicians plan where to access damaged piping.
- Potentially Lower Repair Costs: Reducing exploratory demolition may help limit unnecessary restoration expenses.
- Earlier Leak Detection: Helps investigate unexplained water loss before additional damage develops.
- Professional Diagnosis: Specialized listening equipment provides information beyond what a visual inspection alone can reveal.
- Protect Your Property: A more focused investigation can help preserve flooring, landscaping, and other property features.
Our technicians combine professional leak detection equipment with plumbing experience and additional testing when necessary to determine the most appropriate repair strategy.
Find the leak. Limit the damage. Make informed repair decisions.
Additional features
- Helps compare listening locations and narrow down the suspected leak
- Supports testing on concrete, pavement, soil, valves, and accessible piping
- Helps identify a more targeted location for further investigation
- Can reduce the need for exploratory digging or demolition