Start by learning from the system
Non-invasive work uses accessible observations and tests to gather evidence before disturbing finishes. It may involve moisture readings, surface temperature patterns, listening and suitable system checks. The chosen combination depends on what needs to be established and what the property allows.
Several methods can answer different questions
Pressure testing may indicate a suspect circuit. Thermal imaging may suggest its route. Acoustic or tracer tests may help localise an escape, and a borescope may show what is happening inside an accessible void. The value lies in interpreting the findings together.
Non-invasive does not mean a guaranteed damage-free repair
A pipe hidden beneath a floor normally needs access before it can be repaired. Detection aims to make that opening more targeted and justified. Every method has limitations, and a responsible explanation includes any uncertainty affecting the proposed location.
Ask what supports the access decision
Before opening, understand the evidence, the proposed area and the effect on the finish. Leak Seaker includes necessary access and plumbing repair for the agreed residential job; reinstatement is separate. That distinction helps you plan the work with fewer surprises.
How Leak Seaker can help
Our hidden leak detection starts with the symptoms and relevant history. For an agreed residential job, the £1,750 package includes specialist detection, necessary access, plumbing repair, parts, testing and an Written Trace & Access report, with a one-year workmanship warranty.
Decorative and remedial reinstatement is excluded. Cover and reimbursement depend on your insurer and policy. Commercial instructions are quoted separately.
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