Leak Detection Lalor
Looking for leak detection in Lalor? Hidden leaks found with thermal imaging, acoustic tools and pressure testing. One call to (03) 8338 4593 and a plumber is on the way.
- Licensed & insured
- Fixed upfront prices
- 24/7, no call centre
What's usually behind it in Lalor
Many Lalor homes from the 60s and 70s have copper pipes under concrete slabs, and pinhole leaks there can run for months unnoticed.
A high water bill or a damp patch with no obvious cause usually means a hidden leak in a wall, under a slab or in the yard. We use thermal cameras, acoustic listening gear and pressure tests to pin it down before opening anything up.
Lalor is mostly established family homes from the 1950s to the 1980s, many now on their second or third hot water unit.
When to call
- A water bill much higher than usual
- The water meter moving with all taps off
- Damp patches, bubbling paint or mould
- The sound of running water when nothing is on
- Warm spots on the floor (a hot water leak)
Leak Detection work we do in Lalor
- Water meter testing
- Thermal imaging
- Acoustic leak detection
- Under-slab leaks
- Shower and wall leaks
- Pool and irrigation leaks
- Leak reports for insurance
- Pipe repair after detection
How a Lalor job runs
Confirm
We check the meter to confirm there's a leak and estimate how much water is being lost.
Isolate
We isolate sections of the system to narrow down where it is.
Pinpoint
Thermal and acoustic tools locate the leak so we only open up what's needed.
Repair
We repair the leak and can provide a written report for your insurer or water authority.
Around Lalor
Lalor jobs often run alongside work in Thomastown, Keon Park and Epping, so a plumber is usually not far away.
Lalor is in the City of Whittlesea, about 17 km north of the CBD, in Melbourne's northern suburbs.
- Postcode
- 3075
- Council
- City of Whittlesea
- Housing
- Post-war brick veneer homes on bigger blocks
- Area
- Northern Suburbs
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Leak Detection in Lalor: common questions
Can you find a leak without breaking walls?
Usually, yes. Thermal and acoustic tools let us pinpoint the leak, so we only open the small area needed.
Will I get a report for insurance?
Yes. We can provide a written leak report with photos for your insurer.
Can I get a rebate on my water bill?
Water authorities may offer a leak allowance once the leak is repaired. Our report helps with that claim.
How do I check for a leak myself?
Turn off every tap, note the water meter reading, wait 30 minutes without using water and check again. If it moved, call us.