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Ultrices Leak Detection operates throughout the Netherlands. On this page, you will find all the locations where we perform leak detection, from major cities to nearby villages. This is handy if you want to quickly check if we also visit your area.
Whether it concerns a leak in the bathroom, kitchen, roof, water pipes, or underfloor heating: we come to the location, locate the cause without any demolition work, and deliver a clear expert report within 3 working days. This way, you quickly know where the problem lies and can have targeted repairs carried out, with minimal inconvenience and less risk of consequential damage.
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How do you check an existing floor for hidden moisture caused by a leak in the heating loop?
By a recognized leak detection specialist. How to check an existing floor for hidden moisture caused by a leak in the heating loop starts with smart looking and measuring. This way, you quickly find a leak in the heating loop without breaking anything. You check the underfloor heating and the…
You want 7 tips to check a suspended ceiling for water without causing extra damage.
Check for signs such as water stains, rings, sagging, and loose ceiling panels. Pay attention to odors near T-profiles, plenums, insulation, and light panels. Use measuring tools. A moisture meter and hygrometer provide quick insight. Scan with a thermal imaging camera for cold spots and…
Drip leaks often cause more creeping damage than a short-lived major leak.
You see a major leak immediately, but a drip leak remains dormant while water creeps away through the pipes, drain, and roof. With a central heating boiler or radiator, a small leak, such as behind a kitchen cabinet causing your laminate flooring to bulge, remains invisible for a long time. This is how silent…
A drip leak can remain invisible for months behind tiling, plaster, or floor layers.
Water creeps along joints and sealant edges under tiles and into the screed. Late on, you see damp patches, mold, peeling paint, or warped laminate. The source is often a water pipe, drain, central heating pipe, or underfloor heating near the shower or kitchen. In the basement and crawl space…
You are looking for 9 tips to check a facade penetration for water ingress and drafts.
This brief explanation helps you with simple checks for rain ingress, drafts, and condensation. By a leak detection specialist who tracks down real leaks every day. You look at the rain cap, ventilation duct, and slope. You feel sealant joints and grouting, check the collar, and…
As a leak detection company, I help you clearly and quickly.
Dormer leaks frequently occur at connection details rather than in the middle of the roof surface. I explain where things often go wrong and how to look specifically without unnecessary demolition or guesswork. Consider the connection with roof tiles, lead flashing along the side cheeks, fascia board, and window frame…
As a leak detection specialist, I help you with 8 tips to recognize a shower drain leak before the subfloor becomes saturated.
You look at the shower drain, the grate, the drain, and the siphon. Also check sealant joints, grouting, and the slope of the tiled floor in your shower cabin. With these 8 tips, you will recognize signs such as damp spots near baseboards, dark grout, limescale edges, and a moldy smell caused by…
How do you detect residual moisture in a ceiling after a repaired leak?
With our leak detection company, you get a sharp and simple approach to how to detect residual moisture in a ceiling after a repaired leak. You inspect the ceiling, drywall, plasterwork, insulation, and wood, look for discoloration and musty odors, and thus prevent mold and new…
7 tips to recognize facade leakage in porous bricks and open joints.
Wet walls after driving rain and a musty room. With 7 tips to recognize facade leakage in porous bricks and open joints, you can tackle penetrating damp smartly. I will quickly point out the right clues. Look out for capillary action, cracks in the mortar, damp spots and…
9 tips for inspecting a dormer roof edge without immediately dismantling it.
I am a leak detection specialist. With 9 tips for inspecting a dormer roof edge without immediately dismantling it, I help you find damage and leaks in time. You don't have to break anything open, just look smart and measure precisely. You look at the dormer…