Gas & Water Leak Detection E16 Victoria Docks

ADI offer leak detection that doesn’t involve digging holes in your lawn or your floors

ADI Leak Detection London provide non invasive leak detection services throughout London, including Victoria Docks, using equipment such as:

Thermal Imaging Camera Systems
Snake Cameras
Nitrogen Hydrogen Leak Tracing Gas Systems
Acoustic Leak Detectors
Moisture detectors
Pipe Tracing Equipment

Has your property sprung a leak or you just suspect that there’s a hidden leak somewhere that you can’t see with the naked eye? You can’t afford to leave this problem go unresolved so you should contact the leak detection specialists – ADI Leak Detection. We offer state-of-the-art leak detection using only the most modern detection equipment.

We can usually find leaks a lot more quickly than other companies simply because of the level of technology that we’ve invested in. Our investment in turn gives you fast leak detection times and very competitive pricing as a result.

Can ADI handle your leak? We regularly work on the following:

Commercial and Industrial Leaks
Residential And Domestic Leaks
Insurance Work

Our team of qualified and highly skilled engineers can tackle a wide variety of leak issues. Here’s a short list to give you an idea of how skilled our professional team of engineers are:

Pipe Tracing Services
Swimming Pool Leaks
Central Heating Leaks
Underground Leaks
Mains Water Leaks
Leaks Behind Walls

We can assist you with your problem in the Victoria Docks region but also in these areas too:

Hackney Wick
South Hackney
Hackney Marshes
Victoria Park

Call ADI now to find out how we can help you. Telephone: 0800 731 3843.

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