We are a trusted provider of comprehensive leak detection services across the South of England, offering end-to-end solutions including trace, access, and repair - all under one roof. With a high success rate in pinpointing leaks in both residential and commercial properties, our non-intrusive surveys are designed to minimise disruption while delivering precise, reliable results.

At Southern Leak Detection, we use advanced technology and specialist equipment sourced from around the world to locate leaks with minimal disruption to your property. Once a leak is identified, we provide a detailed photographic report tailored for insurance purposes, outlining the cause of the leak and the extent of the damage. Should your insurer request a trace and access report, rest assured - this is included as part of our comprehensive service for every customer.

The sooner we find out what’s causing the leak, the sooner you start saving money and avoiding further damage to your property. Several signs may indicate that there's a leak in your property, some of which may be visual damp signs, loss of pressure to the boiler, low-pressure feed into taps, heated floor surfaces and high water bills.

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Are you frequently having to top up your boiler pressure? This could be a sign of a hidden leak within your central heating system or boiler.

Water Leak Detection is a non-destructive solution to finding your leak. At Southern Leak Detection we take into consideration the disruption and damage water leaks can have on either a home or business.

No matter where you’re located, the team at Southern leak Detection will be able to send an engineer out to solve your problem. That’s because we cover the enitre South of England, with over 10 offices from Cornwall to Northamptonshire, including London.

At Southern Leak Detection, our team of Leak Detection engineers are dedicated to helping our customers quickly Find & Fix their leak. Here is our extensive Frequently Asked Questions section which will give you information on everything you need to know about our innovative leak detection technologies and what to do/not to do in case of a leak.

Yes we can! However, we may need to carry out minor excavation works to expose it before we repair it.

To prevent additional issues, it’s essential to thoroughly dry the affected area once the leak has been repaired. Moisture often lingers within surfaces even when it’s not visible to the eye. If the property isn't properly dried, mould and secondary damage can begin to affect the building’s interior. Beyond aesthetic deterioration, mould spores can pose serious health risks when inhaled, potentially leading to significant respiratory problems.

There are a few ways to check for a potential leak. One common method is to turn off the stopcock that controls the main water supply to your property. If the water meter continues to move after the stopcock is closed, this strongly suggests there is a leak within your property. The stopcock is typically located beneath the kitchen sink or, in some homes, inside the cupboard under the stairs. Another indicator of a possible leak is the sudden appearance of damp patches in specific areas of your property.