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Leak Detection

Water leaks are insidious problems that can cause a variety of issues, ranging from wasting precious water resources to compromising the structural integrity of buildings. While the consequences of a water leak are far-reaching and potentially disastrous, you can reduce the risk through periodic and timely leak detection services. If you suspect a water leak or simply want to ensure your property is leak-free, then call Proline Rooter to schedule a comprehensive leak detection. Our local trusted plumbers have the expertise, experience, and equipment to detect hidden water leaks quickly and accurately.

The Cost of a Water Leak

Many property owners are more concerned about the cost of leak detection or leak repair, but water leaks themselves, regardless of their size or location, can have a profound impact on both residential and commercial properties.

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Water leaks are synonymous with water wastage. Even a small, seemingly insignificant leak can result in the loss of thousands of gallons of water over time. Wasting this precious resource is detrimental for the environment and your bank account alike. As leaks continue unabated, you will inevitably see a surge in your monthly expenses.

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Wasted water is the least of your worries though. Prolonged water leaks can compromise the structural integrity of a building. Moisture seeping into walls, floors, and foundations can lead to rot, deterioration, and weakening of essential structural components.

Leaks are bad for your health too. Water leaks create ideal conditions for the growth of mold and mildew. Water leaks can also create slip hazards, electrical problems, and other safety issues. These potential dangers are a threat to both residents and employees in commercial spaces.

How Leak Detection Services Work

Proline Rooter’s leak detection services are quick, precise, and accurate. We employ a few methods in detecting hidden leaks: acoustic, infrared, and pressure testing.

An acoustic leak detection involves the use of sensitive listening devices to detect the sound of water escaping from pipes or fixtures. The sound of water escaping is often different from ambient noises, allowing professionals to pinpoint the source of the leak.

Infrared cameras can identify temperature differences that may indicate the presence of water. Areas of moisture tend to be cooler or warmer than dry areas, and these temperature anomalies can help locate leaks.

Pressure testing involves pressurizing the plumbing system and monitoring for any pressure drop, which could indicate a leak. This method is effective for identifying leaks in pipes and connections.

At Proline Rooter, we custom-tailor our solutions based on the circumstance at hand. Call Proline Rooter to let our team know of your problem. We’re happy to arrange a leak detection or leak repair for as soon as possible.

Early Detection Saves Time and Money

Detecting leaks in their infancy allows for prompt repair, minimizing the potential consequences and reducing repair costs. Save water, manage your water bills, prevent mold and mildew growth, and keep your household safe by scheduling periodic leak detection. Call Proline Rooter to schedule a convenient appointment today with one of our experienced plumbers in the area. We are also happy to arrange an urgent leak detection or repair if you need it.

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