Water Leak Detection in Edmonton - Investigation

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Here's how Grant Corney from ADI Leak Detection investigated reports of a hidden water leak at a property in Edmonton. Grant Corney attended a property in Edmonton and carried out pressure testing across the mains, cold feed and hot feed circuits, each holding at 2 bar with no drop detected. Thermal imaging was attempted to trace the hot supply beneath the kitchen and bathroom floor, but multiple overlying layers prevented a clear reading, and a damp meter survey of the utility floor returned elevated moisture levels that may reflect tile condensation rather than an active leak. No leak was found on testing. The digital water meter, situated on the public footpath, was displaying both a plus and a minus sign, indicating a likely meter or non-return valve fault rather than a confirmed leak within the property. And here's what a Trustpilot reviewer said. From booking the appointment to the visit, it was a very professional and friendly experience. Caroline, who took my call and booked the appointment, was great. She listened carefully to my concerns and explained the steps in detail. The engineer Grant was fantastic. He thoroughly explained everything and took the time to carry out his work. Nothing was rushed, and he was very professional and courteous with my elderly father. Both my father and I were extremely happy with the service and would highly recommend this company For leak detection in Edmonton, call ADI Leak Detection on 0800 731 3843.

How this episode was made. This episode was produced using AI-generated voices and script, based on real leak detection questions and the working knowledge of ADI Leak Detection engineers.