Practical, jargon-free guidance on spotting hidden leaks, understanding detection technology and getting the right specialist for the job. Written for homeowners, landlords and facilities managers across London.
A damp patch, a musty smell and a stained ceiling can mean condensation, penetrating damp, rising damp, or an active leak. Treating the wrong one wastes money and leaves the real cause running. Here’s how to tell them apart.
Where the boundary sits between your pipework and the water company’s, how to work out which side a leak is on, and what to do before you assume who’s paying.
What you’re legally required to do when a tenant reports a leak, how quickly it needs to happen, and how to protect your property and your insurance position.
What a commercial leak investigation actually involves, what it costs, how much disruption to expect, and how to keep your business trading while the source is confirmed.
What you can expect to pay to find a hidden water leak in a London property, what drives the price up or down, and what is usually recoverable through your buildings insurance.
Water leak in a flat? Learn who may be responsible, including leaseholders, tenants, landlords, freeholders, neighbours and insurers.
Boiler pressure keeps dropping? Learn the common causes, when it may be a hidden central heating leak, and when to arrange professional leak detection.
Learn about the benefits and cost of thermal imaging leak detection and how we can help locate leaks using advanced technology.
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Do you suspect your central heating system may be leaking? Before considering leak sealant, read this article to learn about its pros and cons.
Is your ideal boiler showing an F1 fault? Click here to find out what F1 means on a boiler and how to fix it.
