Leaking pipes inside walls

Water leaks inside walls can show as damp plaster, bubbling paint, mould, stains or swollen skirting boards. These should be checked early to avoid hidden damage getting worse.

High water bills

A sudden increase in water usage can point to a hidden leak underground, inside walls, under floors or at a fixture. Early investigation helps stop ongoing water loss and unnecessary costs.

Burst flexi hoses

Flexible hoses under sinks, basins, toilets and laundries can burst or leak without warning. These can cause major water damage quickly, especially in apartments or rental properties.

Leaking toilets

Toilets can leak from the cistern, pan collar, isolation valve or internal inlet/outlet valves. Tenants may report constant running water, pooling around the toilet or a high water bill.

Leaking taps and mixers

Leaking taps, shower mixers and kitchen mixers can waste water and cause damage to benchtops, cabinetry, walls and floors if left unresolved.

Underground water leaks

Leaks underground may show as wet patches, soft ground, pooling water, low pressure or unusually high water bills. These often need proper investigation to locate the issue.

Ceiling stains and water marks

Water stains on ceilings can come from roof leaks, upstairs plumbing, leaking bathrooms or pipework in ceiling spaces. The source is not always directly above the stain.

Recurring damp or mould

Ongoing damp smells, mould growth or wet areas can point to a slow leak behind walls, under floors or near fixtures. These issues should be investigated before they cause larger property damage.