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can a concealed pipe leak cause boiler pressure to keep dropping with no visible water
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can a concealed pipe leak cause boiler pressure to keep dropping with no visible water? A concealed pipe leak in the central heating system or mains supply can cause boiler pressure to keep dropping with no water visible anywhere in the property. ADI Leak Detection traces these hidden losses using acoustic listening equipment and thermal imaging to pinpoint the breach without unnecessary excavation. Water escaping under a solid floor or inside a wall cavity dissipates into the substrate, leaving no surface sign. Pressure keeps falling because the circuit loses volume, and the boiler registers the drop even though nothing appears wet.
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- can a concealed pipe leak cause boiler pressure to keep dropping with no visible water? A concealed pipe leak in the central heating system or mains supply can cause boiler pressure to keep dropping with no water visible anywhere in the property. ADI Leak Detection traces these hidden losses using acoustic listening equipment and thermal imaging to pinpoint the breach without unnecessary excavation. Water escaping under a solid floor or inside a wall cavity dissipates into the substrate, leaving no surface sign. Pressure keeps falling because the circuit loses volume, and the boiler registers the drop even though nothing appears wet.
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.
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