There is no doubt a small plumbing leak can cause significant damage to any home or business. The consequences are not always visible to the eye, concrete slab and floor damage, compromising the structural integrity of the building, and the growth of fungus and mold.

1The Leak Doctor is proud to be a leader in the industry. We have pioneered new technology, state of the art equipment, and specially trained technicians, essential for cost effective solutions.

Simply put, our professional team of leak detectors accurately locate water leaks without causing further damage.  Unlike a plumber who essentially chase water leaks down by digging or guessing where the leak is located.

This time of year is especially important to quickly locate plumbing leaks. It doesn’t take long in our hot environment for mold and fungal to start growing, which can lead to a host of other problems.

Water damage can be very misleading, sneaking into small crevasses and trapping pockets of saturation. Undetected dampness or moisture will continue to cause destruction. Often times this type of issue can only be sensed by sophisticated moisture detection equipment.

The Leak Doctor’s specialized equipment includes 

Ultrasound: Even the smallest water leak makes a sound. Our sensitive ultrasound device can hear at a frequency beyond anything we can hear.

Endoscopic Video:  This allows us to see inside your plumbing pipes to detect corrosion, blockage, cracks, and leaks. This takes the guest work out of locating the source of the leak.

Thermography: Allows us to identify the smallest temperature differences, similar to colored infrared photography.

The Leak Doctor has partnered with several insurance companies to bring about optimal results. Our reports are electronically created and available online for insurance professionals within 24 hours or same day as the service call.  These reports will assist you in determining loss coverage and help develop accurate cost estimates that will reduce total payout.

Contact the Leak Doctor for more information today.