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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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Facade damage caused by driving rain requires different solutions than leakage caused by pipework.
After a storm, you see wet interior walls and peeling paint, while a leaking coupling causes stains on the ceiling or floor. Making a clear distinction saves money and time. During driving rain, masonry, pointing, window frames, sealant joints, cavity walls, and lead flashing all play a role. Wind pressure…
How do you check a main water pipe for leaks between the meter and the house?
You notice unexplained consumption or wet ground. How do you check a main water pipe for leaks between the meter and the home? Start at the water meter in the meter pit and the main valve. If the wheel turns while all valves are closed, the pipe is leaking water.
How to check a bathtub drain for leaks without demolishing the entire bathroom.
Inspect the bathtub, drain pipe, and fittings to prevent damage. Begin with a visual check. Feel along the sealant edge, the siphon, and the overflow. Fill the bath, let it drain slowly, and place dry paper near the inspection hatch. Perform a dye test with…
How do you check a underfloor heating installation for recurring pressure loss in a single loop?
How do you check a underfloor heating installation for recurring pressure loss in a single loop? The focus is on how to check a underfloor heating installation for recurring pressure loss in a single loop. Read the pressure gauge at the manifold, compare flow rates in flow meters and…
How to check for a leak in a school building with long ceilings and shafts is the question you now want to solve.
Start with roofing, skylights, roof penetrations, and rainwater drainage. Also check risers, central heating pipes, sprinklers, ventilation shafts, and the air handling unit. I am a leak detection specialist and can help you immediately. Walk through damp spots and drips zone by zone and lay…
How do you check a leak in a listed building without damaging historical material? It sounds daunting, but it can be done safely.
I am a leak detection specialist and I help you find the cause step by step, with respect for heritage and preservation of value. You start in a monumental building with non-invasive investigation. Think of thermography with an infrared camera, acoustic leak detection,…
How do you check an interior wall for a leak that wets the floor at your feet?
You see a wet strip along the skirting board and want to understand what is causing it. As a leak detection specialist, I will guide you through it. Checking an interior wall for a leak that wets the floor at your feet requires targeted measurement and smart elimination. Think of water pipes, central heating pipes…
How do you check a dormer for a leak at the transition between lead and roof tiles?
How to check a dormer for a leak at the transition between lead and roof tiles is a practical question. Check the connection of the lead flashing and aprons along the fascia board and side cheeks. Note the upstand, cracks, and oxidation. Look for signs of leakage near the roof tiles and…
Facade leakage requires a different investigation than rising damp or internal condensation.
If you see damp spots on the wall, mold, or peeling paint, you want to know quickly what the problem is. I help you find the source with smart measurements and straightforward explanations. For facade leaks, you look at the exterior wall, pointing, cracks, window frames, sealant edges, lead flashing, etc.
How do you check a drinking water pipe for micro-leaks without opening up everywhere?
Do you see a damp spot or hear a hissing sound, and does the water meter continue running even with all taps closed? Consider hidden leaks, nighttime consumption, and pressure drops. Non-destructive testing provides quick certainty. Acoustic leak detection using a geophon and correlator captures leak sounds.