Leak Detection in Toowoomba
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Whether you have a leaky tap, drain, roof or gas line, our team at Wet & Dry Plumbing & Gas can perform the necessary repairs to keep your pipes and fittings safe and operational. We detect leaks at homes and businesses throughout Toowoomba and the Darling Downs.
Leak Detection
Unidentified leaks may cause damage to your property, resulting in inconvenience and costly repairs. If you suspect leaks in your pipe, toilet, or hot water system, have them checked immediately by a professional.
Our qualified plumbers are just one call away and can resolve your problem fast.
Using our non-invasive, leak detection equipment, we can locate the source of leaks from your taps and drainage systems.
We carefully check your roof, walls, and floors to identify hidden leaks. From the initial inspection to actual repairs, we ensure minimal disruption and efficient results.
Pressure Testing
Where possible, we pressure test plumbing lines and all other areas to find even the smallest of leaks in your property. If your water bills seem excessive, we use our pressure testing equipment to find undetectable leaks.
If you have a water leak or gas leak in your property, call us and our team will come to your location to conduct a thorough inspection.
We can address all types of leaks, so get in touch today to have your issue solved.
At Wet & Dry Plumbing & Gas, we provide after-hours emergency services and weekend call-outs to meet your urgent needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
I suspect a water leak in my house. What do I do?
Turn off the water mains along with all other taps and call a licensed plumber to deal with the leaks. Plumbers are equipped with tools to detect suspected leaks in your property. If you are unable to shut off the main supply, an experienced plumber can handle it.
Is pressure testing effective?
Yes. Pressure testing is one of the most effective means to detect even the smallest of leaks in your property. Reliable plumbers use pressure testing equipment to identify the location of the leak. It ensures fast and efficient results, saving you time and money in the long run.
I think there’s a gas leak in my property. What should I do?
If you smell gas in your home or office, do not panic. Contact an emergency plumber or gas fitter to check the issue immediately and afford the area if possible. If you are renting, inform your property manager immediately. While waiting, you may open the doors and windows to allow ventilation.
