Bathroom leak detection & repair service in London

We understand the stress of having water damage from a bathroom, but not knowing the exact cause. The thought of having to remove bathroom tiles or damage ceilings in a vain attempt to find the source can leave you feeling helpless and facing the prospect of a large repair bill.

Our leak detection specialists use non-invasive methods. Their trace and access approach can pinpoint the location of a leak without causing damage. It’s why it’s required by most insurers when processing an “escape of water” claim.

If you have water stains, or damp and mould patches on your ceiling, you shouldn’t ignore them. Resolving the problem can often be covered on an insurance policy.

Water leaking inside a property could be causing bigger problems than any visible signs might suggest. Water damage can eventually compromise the structural integrity of a property if left unresolved. Failing to act quickly might mean your insurance company rejects your claim.

You can find out more on making a successful insurance claim in our guide.

Every investigation is charged in half hour increments (1-hour minimum).
– From £49.50 + VAT on weekdays
– From £65.25 + VAT at evenings and weekends
– From £85.50 + VAT for late-night visits (9pm to 7am)

Report writing time to support an insurance claim is chargeable too.

If needed, parts and materials, including tracer gas, are charged in addition to time.

There’s no extra charge for an emergency attendance, when we aim to be on-site within 1-hour.

Repairs and reinstatement can be quoted at a fixed price following the investigation. Quotes can be produced while still on-site.

The position of a leak is not always where the visible signs appear.

Small quantities of water will often track along concealed structural supports, pipework etc to the lowest point possible where it then collects. It means the visible signs of a leak could be some distance from the actual source.

The logical process our experts follow allows them to locate, with a high level of certainty, where the source is. Once traced to a high level of certainty, the potential source will be accessed to get visual confirmation to conclude the investigation.

The process of fixing the leak and quoting for the repair work can then begin.

The methodical process our tradespeople follow, and the non-intrusive methods they use, means on average they’re able to find leaks quicker while causing minimal damage.