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Northern Beaches

Leak Detection on the Northern Beaches

Salt corrosion makes the Northern Beaches a leak detection hot spot. Copper pipe in Manly, Dee Why, Collaroy and Avalon pits from the outside in coastal air, and the resulting pinhole leaks are small, slow and completely hidden until a ceiling stains or a bill spikes. Sandy ground around Narrabeen and Warriewood swallows escaping water without any surface sign, so underground main leaks can run for months, and a high water table makes it hard to tell plumbing water from groundwater without proper testing. Steep peninsula blocks send leaks travelling well away from the source, and holiday homes left empty give small leaks weeks to do serious damage. We confirm the loss at the meter, then locate acoustically and thermally.

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Suburbs we cover for leak detection in Northern Beaches

Recent leak detection jobs in Northern Beaches

Pinhole leak, Collaroy

A ceiling stain grew slowly with no fixture above. Thermal imaging found a salt-pitted hot water line in the wall behind. We opened a small access, replaced the corroded run and protected the new pipework.

Buried main leak, Narrabeen

A bill tripled with nothing visible in sandy ground. Meter testing confirmed constant loss and acoustic tracing located the split under a garden bed, which we exposed at one point and repaired.

Empty holiday home, Avalon

An agent reported an unexplained meter reading at a vacant house. We attended with authority, isolated and pressure tested the system, found a failed in-wall connection and repaired it before the damage spread.

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