Commercial plumbing & slab leak detection
Trace water loss across your building.
Commercial plumbing, slab and underground line investigations for occupied buildings. Coordinate access and request focused testing before planning repairs.
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A closer look
Understand the problem.
Plan the next step.
Water loss in an office, retail building or managed property can involve several units and shared supply lines. Dampness in one area may originate elsewhere. A commercial plumbing investigation considers the affected spaces, meter records, pipe layout and the isolation points available across the building.
How commercial plumbing leaks are investigated
Acoustic listening, moisture checks and testing selected sections can help isolate suspected water loss. Mechanical rooms, occupied units and shared piping may each need access. The investigation is planned around the system and the areas affected.
Preparing your building
Share available plumbing plans, meter readings and previous repair records. Identify the facility contact, shutoff locations and any tenant access requirements. Any planned water interruption needs coordination with the people responsible for the building.
Supporting maintenance decisions
Findings provide a focused starting point for the maintenance team or repair contractor. Confirm the inspection scope and the information needed before the visit. Detection does not include repair work unless that work is separately arranged.
Before your appointment
A few helpful answers.
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Frequently asked questionsWill finding the leak damage my property?
The investigation starts with methods that aim to limit disruption, such as acoustic listening and moisture measurements. Some situations need access to concealed areas. Any proposed access should be discussed with you before work proceeds.
Can you investigate a pool that keeps losing water?
Pool investigations can consider the shell, fittings, and connected plumbing. A bucket test can help compare pool water loss with evaporation before an appointment.
How should I prepare for a visit?
Note when you first noticed the problem, gather recent water-use records if available, and identify accessible shutoff valves. Share any access restrictions and keep the affected area accessible.
What happens after the leak investigation?
You receive an explanation of the observations and the recommended next step. Detection and repair are different scopes of work; confirm what is included when the service is arranged.