Leaks in commercial properties can cause major disruption, impacting both operations and finances. 

At Southern Leak Detection, we provide fast, expert support to minimise downtime and get your business back on track quickly.

Water leaks in commercial properties can cause up to three times more damage than residential ones. That’s why we respond quickly to limit losses and prevent further damage to your premises.

We prioritise commercial cases and manage the entire process with professionalism, speed, and integrity - supporting you from initial detection through to complete resolution.

Advantages of using Southern Leak Detection

Southern Leak Detection has skilled engineers to find heating leaks without ripping out your floorboards, walls and ceilings; we can even go through solid concrete if needed!

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 several ways to check for a potential leak in your property. One of the most common methods is to turn off the stopcock, which controls your main water supply. If your water meter continues to move after the stopcock is shut off, it’s a strong indication that a leak may be present within the property.

Stopcocks are usually located beneath the kitchen sink or, in some homes, inside the cupboard under the stairs. Another key sign to watch out for is the sudden appearance of damp patches in specific areas - often a clear visual cue that something’s wrong behind the scenes.