TM Hughes, James the engineer came recommended a new boiler as the repairs require would be almost half the cost of new he was not pushy just a recommendation. We agree and he returned and replace the boiler within three days and return when i called as i was unsure about something, 3 visit within the space of a couple weeks he was very patient and so was mr Hughes when I called thank you both, and I couldn’t be happier.
Very efficient and friendly.
Very pleased with the result! John Hing. 6 Peartree Walk, Billericay.
Welcome to TM Hughes & Son Gas Services Ltd. We offer peak Detection services in Wickford and the surrounding areas.
Leak detection is undertaken by experienced and insured Plumbers. Please get in touch with us today for a free obligation quote.
The Need For Leak Detection
Leak detection is vital for preserving water, protecting property, and reducing water bills.
These leaks can cause structural damage in homes and businesses and create health hazards such as mould and mildew. Leak Detection is essential for repair and to prevent these risks.
Traditional vs. Modern Leak Detection Methods
Traditionally, leak detection relied on visual inspection and listening for leaks, often leading to imprecise and time-consuming repairs.
Modern techniques, however, employ advanced technology for more accurate and efficient detection.
These innovations include thermal imaging, acoustic sensors, and pressure testing, offering a faster and more efficient approach to identifying leaks.
Visual Inspection – The Classic Approach
Finding a leak starts with a visual inspection, the most basic form of leak detection, which involves examining plumbing systems for signs of damage or moisture.
Although limited in detecting hidden leaks, it’s essential for identifying obvious problems like corroded pipes or damp patches.
Experienced plumbers can often spot issues that untrained eyes would miss.
Pressure Testing – The Diagnostic Tool
Pressure testing is a more advanced technique to detect leaks in concealed pipes.
By increasing the pressure in the pipes and monitoring for drops, plumbers can identify even the smallest leaks.
This method is particularly effective in closed systems and is often used with other techniques to evaluate the plumbing system fully.
Thermal Imaging – A Technological Leap
Thermal imaging represents a significant technological advancement in leak detection. It uses infrared cameras to detect temperature differences caused by moisture from leaks.
This non-invasive method can quickly identify leaks behind walls or under floors, making it an invaluable tool for modern plumbers.
Advanced Leak Detection Equipment
Modern leak detection equipment, such as acoustic and electronic listening devices, offers precision in locating leaks. These tools detect the sound of water escaping from pipes, allowing plumbers to pinpoint the exact location of a leak without unnecessary digging and disruption.
This equipment is particularly effective in locating leaks that are underground or within concrete, offering a level of accuracy and efficiency unachievable with traditional methods.
Book Leak Detection Services
TM Hughes & Son expertly combines the latest leak detection methods to provide a comprehensive service.
We ensure accurate leak identification with minimal disruption by utilising everything from traditional visual inspection to cutting-edge thermal imaging and advanced acoustic equipment.
Our skilled plumbers are adept at integrating pressure testing and innovative technologies, guaranteeing precise results.
Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote and to book a visit from one of our experienced Plumbers.
Hi, I’m Terry, the founder and owner of TM Hughes & Son Gas Services
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