
Plumbing Leak Diagnosis
Investigate suspected leakage in concealed plumbing systems and identify the areas that require further examination or repair.
Learn MoreIdentify concealed water leakage in bathrooms, kitchens, walls, ceilings, floors, and pipelines using suitable non-destructive inspection methods.

Concealed water leakage can damage finishes, weaken building components over time, and increase maintenance expenses. SD LeakDoc investigates suspected leakage in residential, commercial, and institutional properties.
Instead of breaking tiles and walls on trial and error, we first study the symptoms, the plumbing layout and the site conditions, and then use suitable diagnostic tests to narrow down the probable source of the leak.
Site assessment, suitable diagnostic testing, thermal scanning where applicable, moisture evaluation, and engineering interpretation.
Inspection findings, supporting images where available, and repair recommendations.
Less unnecessary breaking of tiles and walls
Clear direction for plumbers and repair teams
Lower risk of repeated, failed repairs
Documented findings for societies and owners
Many suspected leaks can be investigated using non-destructive methods. Some situations may require additional testing or limited opening-up work to confirm the source.
Most residential inspections are completed within a single visit. The time depends on the size of the property, the number of affected areas and the tests required.

Investigate suspected leakage in concealed plumbing systems and identify the areas that require further examination or repair.
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Use infrared thermal imaging to investigate temperature variations, potential moisture intrusion, insulation defects, and other thermal irregularities.
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Investigate damp walls, ceiling stains, floor moisture, roof seepage, and suspected water intrusion using appropriate moisture measurement techniques.
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