Causeway Leak Detection in Coleraine and the surrounding areas:
Why You Should Call Causeway Leak Detection ?
At Causeway Leak Detection, we understand the critical importance of identifying and repairing leaks promptly to prevent water damage, energy loss, and structural issues. Our expert team provides comprehensive leak detection services across the Causeway Coast & Glens and the surrounding area, ensuring your property remains safe, dry, and efficient. In this article, we will explore the various types of leaks, our state-of-the-art detection methods, and why you should choose us for your leak detection needs.
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Detection methods
Causeway Leak Detection is committed to investing in the highest quality equipment, never opting for the cheapest solutions.
All of our Engineers are fully trained plumbers and equipped with the latest state-of-the-art tools necessary to locate leaks or burst pipes without causing any damage to your property.
We have successfully identified leaks that have been ongoing for over 15 years, which other leak detection companies and water authorities failed to detect!
Our service includes comprehensive photographic reports for your records and to support insurance claims. Coverage under Trace and Access and Escape of Water can include inspection costs, water damage repairs, and restoration works.
A leaking bath or shower can cause significant damage rapidly, and we can assist in arranging drying and restoration services.
Whether you have a water leak, damp issue, or a boiler that keeps losing pressure, we have helped hundreds of customers across Northern Ireland resolve leaks, heating problems, and damp issues.
- • Pressure Testing
- • Thermal Imaging
- • Acoustic Detection
- • Moisture Mapping
- • Tracer Gas Detection
Damp Investigation
Damp investigation is an essential part of leak detection. Damp diagnosis is vital as, if left untreated, it can lead to mould growth and wet rot.
Often, the first sign of a leak is damp or mould growth. However, older properties can naturally be damp, particularly in basement areas converted into habitable rooms. A sudden appearance of dampness may indicate a leak.
Advanced Technologies and Expertise
Causeway Leak Detection’s damp investigation uses advanced technologies and extensive knowledge to identify the cause and nature of damp problems.
Incorrect Diagnosis
Long-standing issues are often misattributed to ‘groundwater’ or ‘rising damp.’ In our experience, these are typically well-known problems that do not arise suddenly, especially in modern home construction.
Main Causes of Leaks Misidentified as Damp:
- Leaking waste fittings
- Poorly maintained or installed tiles
- Flat roof leaks
- Blocked drains
- Leaking water mains
- Poorly fitted windows or doors
- Poorly installed DPC or tanking
Health Risks of Mould
Did you know that in 2001 mould was classified as a Category 1 risk to health under the Health and Safety Hazards Rating System? This classification places mould in the same category as asbestos and other serious health hazards.
At Causeway Leak Detection, we prioritize accurate diagnosis and effective solutions to prevent and address damp-related issues, ensuring the safety and well-being of your property and its occupants.
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Leak detection can take a few hours up to 2 days depending on the complexity of the issue and the property.
Yes, we are confident in our ability to find your leak using advanced technology and our extensive experience.
We use state-of-the-art equipment, including thermal imaging cameras, acoustic listening devices, and tracer gases, to accurately detect leaks without causing damage to your property.
We cover Coleraine & Causeway area, Portrush, Portstewart, Ballymoney, Ballycastle, Ballymena, Antrim, Limavady, Garvagh , Kilrea and Rasharkin
No, our leak detection methods are non-invasive and designed to locate leaks without causing any damage to your property.
In some cases, we may need to temporarily turn off the water supply to conduct a thorough inspection, but this will be discussed with you beforehand.
Secondary or intrusive access involves physically reaching the leak site after it is detected. This may include removing parts of walls or floors to access the leak. We offer this service at the same cost as leak detection, which is often covered by trace and access insurance.
We can repair the leak which isn’t covered by insurance cliam as it is down to wear and tear
Trace and access insurance covers the cost of locating and accessing a leak, including any damage caused during the detection process.