Pressure testing
Confirms whether a water service is losing pressure and helps isolate the affected section.
Peninsula Leak Detective is focused solely on locating concealed water leaks. We use pressure testing, acoustic detection, thermal imaging and moisture assessment to narrow the source with the least disruption practical.
We investigate the evidence and narrow the likely source before repair work is considered.
We do not market general plumbing, drain cleaning or routine repair work through Peninsula Leak Detective. The service is focused on locating the leak and giving you clear findings for the next step.
Confirms whether a water service is losing pressure and helps isolate the affected section.
Listens for leak noise through pipework and building materials to identify the strongest signal.
Checks for temperature anomalies that can indicate moisture movement or a leaking hot-water service.
Maps affected areas to understand how water may be travelling through walls, floors, tiles or concrete.
Separates likely sources so the investigation can focus on the correct line, fixture zone or building area.
You receive a practical explanation of what was tested, what the evidence indicates and the likely leak area.
Peninsula Leak Detective is presented as a specialist diagnostic service. Any repair work can be arranged separately after the leak has been located.
Peninsula Leak Detective is operated by the same local business behind Backbeach Plumbing. We’ve selected feedback that is most relevant to diagnosing leaks, solving faults and explaining the repair process clearly.
“He was able to troubleshoot and fix our leak within 45 minutes.”
Diagnosed a leaking pipe that had been driving unusually high water bills, then recommended and completed the solution.
Praised Brendan for being professional, efficient and for taking the time to explain both the problem and the process.
Reviews relate to work completed under Backbeach Plumbing. Wording has been shortened or paraphrased for this website, except where quotation marks are shown.
South East Water’s digital meters can identify continuously flowing water and may send customers a leak notification. Their guidance is to check obvious sources first. If the source still cannot be found, specialist leak detection can help narrow it down.
South East Water recommends checking whether your meter continues to move when water use has stopped. Their published leak-check process includes:
That is where our service starts. We can investigate concealed water loss using pressure testing, acoustic detection, thermal imaging and moisture assessment to narrow the likely source.
Common reasons people call us:
The process is designed to reduce uncertainty and narrow the fault location before anyone opens walls, floors or tiled areas.
We establish whether the symptoms are consistent with an active plumbing leak.
Testing is used to separate possible sources and narrow down the affected service or area.
Acoustic, thermal, moisture and camera tools are used where they add useful evidence.
We explain what was found, the likely fault location and the evidence supporting that conclusion.
Leak detection is most useful when the person testing understands how plumbing systems are actually installed, how they fail and what a repair will involve.
Tell us what prompted the investigation—South East Water alert, meter movement, high usage, dampness, staining or unexplained water—and we’ll assess the most appropriate diagnostic approach.
Include whether you received a South East Water notification, whether the meter moves when there is no intentional water use, where moisture is appearing, and any photos or screenshots you have.