Leak Detection in Loch Sheldrake, NY

Leak Detection in Loch Sheldrake: what the job involves

A water bill that jumped, a meter that creeps with everything closed, a warm patch on a floor, a musty smell with no visible source - these are leaks you cannot see. We locate them with acoustic listening equipment, thermal imaging and pressure isolation, so the opening we make is a small one in the right place instead of a large one in the wrong place.

The method depends on the suspect. Supply leaks under a slab give themselves away acoustically under pressure. Drain leaks need isolation and sometimes a camera. Leaks in a wall cavity are often found faster with thermal imaging than with a hammer. We work through it in order rather than guessing.

When to call us

• Water bill up with no change in usage
• Meter dial moving with every fixture closed
• Warm or damp spot on a floor
• Musty smell, or paint and plaster bubbling

Loch Sheldrake and the area around it

A lot of Loch Sheldrake properties still have the original sewer lateral running out to the street. Clay opens at the joints, cast iron scales down to a fraction of its bore, and Orangeburg deforms and collapses. A camera survey tells you which one you have and roughly how long it has left, which turns an emergency into a planned expense.

Our Loch Sheldrake vans are stocked for the repairs that actually happen: supply lines, fill valves, wax rings, thermocouples, elements, PRVs, press and shark-bite fittings in common residential sizes, and a sectional machine for drains. Most calls finish in one visit.