Do you find that you're constantly having to top up your boiler pressure? This may be a sign that there is a leak in your central heating system or boiler. Most of the time, the biggest concern is not the leak, but the damage and disruption caused in finding and fixing the leak. Also, the cost of restoration work to restore your home to a normal condition. In the case of a leak, it is best to get one of our engineers to take a quick look as a leak will cause permanent damage to your home, boiler and heating system if not resolved quickly.

Quickly undertaking accurate heating leak detection will prevent damage to the system and your home. We have experience in dealing with finding these leaks. We also provide reports that which you can then pass onto the insurance companies.

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 avoid further problems arising, the area must be dried once the leak has been repaired. Moisture generally traps itself within surface’s even if you can't physically see it. If the property has not been dried after a leak, mould and further damage will appear in the décor of your building. This will also cause health implications when mould is taken in via the lungs, which can seriously cause issues to your health.

There are several ways of testing this one of which is to turn off the stop cock for the water feed running into your property. Check to see if the meter gauge is still running then this is a clear indication here is a suspected leak on your side of the property. The stop cock is either located underneath your kitchen ink or alternatively under your stair cupboard. Another form is to look out for sudden damp patches appearing in certain sections of your property.