Leak Detection in Geelong
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Investigating Water & Gas Leaks
A hidden water leak can cause serious damage to your property without leaving an obvious trace. At FIG Facility Services, we provide professional leak detection in Geelong and surrounding areas including Lara, Werribee, Grovedale, Drysdale, Bacchus Marsh and Bannockburn. We help homeowners and businesses identify plumbing problems before they lead to further damage.
Our experienced team investigates water and gas leaks, including those affecting concealed pipework, underground water services and gas connections. We understand that unexplained moisture, reduced water pressure and unusually high water bills can be frustrating, particularly when the source isn't immediately visible.
With over 30 years of plumbing experience, we have the knowledge to assess potential leaks and recommend appropriate repairs. As a family owned and operated business, we take pride in providing honest advice, quality workmanship and reliable customer service.
We also offer free quotes and 24/7 emergency plumbing assistance for urgent situations. Call FIG Facility Services on 0458 006 730 to arrange professional leak detection today!
Recognising the Warning Signs
Not all plumbing leaks are easy to spot. Water can escape from damaged pipes beneath floors, behind walls or underground, while faulty gas connections may present serious safety concerns.
Recognising the warning signs is an important part of protecting your property. Damp patches, unexplained water pooling, persistent moisture and changes in water pressure can indicate a hidden water leak.
Gas leaks may produce unusual smells or hissing sounds near appliances and pipework. Our team takes a thorough approach to investigating suspected leaks, assessing the affected plumbing and identifying areas that may require attention.
We can also assist with hot water system repairs, gas fitting and plumbing maintenance, providing practical advice based on the condition of your system. Our focus on punctuality, customer care and professional workmanship helps make the process straightforward for Geelong property owners.
Contact our friendly team today to discuss your leak detection needs and request a free quote!
Frequently Asked Questions
What areas do you offer leak detection services in?
We offer leak detection services throughout Geelong and nearby suburbs, including Lara, Werribee, Drysdale, Bannockburn, Grovedale and Bacchus Marsh. Our experienced plumbing team helps identify leaks so property owners can arrange appropriate repairs and reduce the risk of further damage. The suburbs mentioned are not an exhaustive list of our service locations. Contact FIG Facility Services to confirm coverage in your area.
Can a water leak occur without any visible signs?
Yes, water leaks can develop behind walls, beneath floors or underground without leaving obvious signs of damage. Small leaks may go unnoticed until water pressure changes, unusual sounds develop or moisture affects surrounding materials. Professional leak detection helps investigate suspected plumbing problems that aren't immediately visible.
What are the signs of a hidden water leak?
Common signs of a hidden water leak include unexplained increases in water bills, damp patches on walls or ceilings, mould growth and reduced water pressure. You might also notice peeling paint, musty smells or water pooling around your property. Professional leak detection can help identify concealed leaks before further damage occurs.
How are underground water leaks detected?
Underground water leaks can be identified using specialised equipment, including acoustic listening devices and pressure testing methods. These techniques help plumbers locate leaks in buried water pipes without unnecessary excavation. The detection method depends on the pipe material, surrounding ground conditions and the type of leak suspected.
What should I do if I suspect a gas leak?
If you suspect a gas leak, avoid using electrical switches, appliances, naked flames or anything that could create a spark. Leave the affected area immediately and move to a safe location. Contact your gas distributor's emergency service or emergency services if necessary. A licensed gas fitter should inspect the system before it is used again.
