Leak detector able to find water leak in Harrison, Ohio: I was called out to find a underground water leak after a handy dad had dug around for a week in their front yard. The water line was over 1500 ft long, but it was pretty obvious that the problem was in their front yard
Water leak service in Southeast Indiana. The water service line, which was a 3/4″ polyethylene pipe, was found with ultrasound detection and helium tracer gas with helium leak detector. The water leak, coming from a 3/4″ poly water service, was producing a substantial flow, did not produce much sound, therefore the helium leak detection was
Leak location service for underground water leak found in Independence, Kentucky. Very nice couple with serious water leak in plastic line. Lately, almost all of my leak location services have been for plastic lines, which are really challenging to hear and requires helium tracer gas to provide a thorough leak location. This 3/4″ plastic water
Commercial water leak service in Blue Ash, Ohio, involving a 4″ ductile iron water main for a commercial street under 6″ of asphalt. In order to do a good job, I had to ask them to shut down the main to 12 businesses! The end result was being able to locate the line properly and
Leak location service in Taylor Mill, KY with a huge leak. You could see the flow of water coming out of the hillside. The actual leak location was about 8 ft away from the flow of water. Talked to the plumber, Al Boden of Ft. Thomas, KY, who said the leak location was immediately below
Underground water leak location service at a little hotel in Florence, Kentucky. The 4″ductile iron water main ran from the meter pit across an asphalt parking lot before branching off to feed four buildings with a 2″copper water line into each building. The leak detection service required use of ultrasonic sound detection which helped narrow
Leak location service at a residence in Monfort Hts, Ohio involved a 1/2″ water line running to an outside hose bibb. The water line was run against a concrete wall, with insulation between it and the drywall wall. Anytime you’re considering running a water line in an exterior wall, make sure that first, it’s run
