Leak Detection Advice for North East Homeowners
Helpful guides and expert advice on water leaks, detection technology and pipe services — written by our specialist team.
Underground Leak or Internal Leak? How to Tell the Difference
How to work out whether your leak is on the underground supply pipe or inside the property — and who is responsible for fixing it.
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How Acoustic Correlation Technology Finds Underground Leaks
A plain-English guide to how acoustic correlation pinpoints underground leaks without digging — the technology we use every day across the North East.
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5 Warning Signs You Have an Underground Water Leak
The five warning signs that most often reveal a hidden underground leak — and what to do if you spot one at your property.
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No-Dig Drain Lining in North Tyneside: A Cleaner Way to Repair Damaged Pipework
How no-dig drain lining repairs cracked or leaking pipework across North Tyneside without excavation — and when a CCTV survey is the right first step.
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Lead Pipe Renewals in Sunderland: Why Coastal Properties Need to Act
Salt-air corrosion and ageing pipework make lead pipe renewal a priority for Sunderland homes. A local guide for Roker, Seaburn, Hendon and beyond.
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Moling in County Durham: Trenchless Pipe Installation for Rural and Urban Properties
How moling is used across County Durham to install and renew underground water supply pipes without tearing up driveways, lawns or access tracks.
Read articleLeak Detection in Newcastle upon Tyne: A Homeowner's Guide
A local guide to underground leak detection in Newcastle — common problem areas, older lead supplies and how a non-intrusive survey works.
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Replacing Lead Water Supply Pipes: A Safer, More Reliable Installation
Replace ageing or damaged lead water supply pipes with a safer, more reliable new pipe installation. Here's how the process works and what to expect.
Read articleHow to Use Your Water Meter to Check for a Leak
A simple water meter test can reveal hidden leaks on your property. Learn how to read your meter, run a basic check, and when to call a specialist.
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How Thermal Imaging Helps Find Hidden Water Leaks
Thermal imaging cameras reveal hidden water leaks behind walls, under floors and in ceilings without any damage. Learn how the technology works.
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How to Prepare for a Leak Detection Survey at Your Property
Booked a leak detection survey? Here's what to expect and how to prepare your property to help the engineer find the problem quickly.
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Why Lead Pipe Renewals Are Essential for North East Homeowners
Thousands of North East homes still have lead supply pipes. Learn why replacement matters, what the process involves and when to act.
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Signs You May Have a Hidden Water Leak on Your Property
Underground leaks are often invisible until the damage is significant. Learn the key warning signs that homeowners frequently miss — and what to do if you spot them.
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When Should You Replace an Old Lead Water Supply Pipe?
Many older properties still have lead supply pipes. We explain when renewal is the right choice, what the process involves, and how to get started.
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What Is Moling and When Is It Used for Water Pipe Installation?
Moling is a trenchless method of installing underground pipework. Here's a plain-English explanation of how it works and when it's the right approach.
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Why Low Water Pressure Could Point to a Supply Pipe Problem
Persistently low water pressure often points to a problem with the incoming supply pipe. We explain the common causes and when to call a specialist.
Read articleHow Non-Intrusive Leak Detection Helps Avoid Unnecessary Digging
Modern detection technology locates leaks from the surface without excavation. We explain the methods used and why this approach saves time and money.
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What to Do If You Suspect a Leak Between the Mains and Your Home
The supply pipe connecting your property to the mains can develop leaks that go unnoticed for months. Here's what to look for and what to do next.
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