American Leak Detection

American Leak Detection
 - concealed water/gas/sewer leak-detection services

888 Research Drive, Suite 100
Palm Springs, CA 92262
Telephone: +1 (800) 755-6697

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About American Leak Detection
American Leak Detection is an unrivalled franchise business, having grown to be the world leader in the accurate detection of hidden water, sewer, and gas leaks. Proprietary methods and state-of-the-art technology have revolutionized the exploration and discovery of leaks. With advanced methodologies and equipment, American Leak Detection franchisees are capable of determining the exact location of hidden leaks. From swimming pool cracks to underground plumbing systems and sewer lines, the sensitive electronic tools will identify the trouble location. The training and certification of technicians is equally as important in the process of locating leaks.
American Leak Detection’s proprietary equipment and methods have elevated the process of leak detection to a proficient skill. It is possible for the technicians to determine the location of a leak by electronically locating the damaged source. Even the smallest leak, or pipe defect can be located accurately. This is a distinct contrast to conventional trial-and-error methods of leak detection using jackhammers and sledgehammers, also known as search and destroy. The company’s technicians can also determine the depth of leaking pipes, including those deeper than 20 feet. The result is that leaks can be found and repaired with minimal disruption to property. In many cases, only a single floor tile or paver needs to be removed and replaced. This causes less disruption and saves thousands of dollars in costly search-and-destroy methods that do not guarantee a leak location. It can also save weeks of downtime for commercial and industrial customers.
American Leak Detection’s services address two serious environmental concerns: water conservation and environmental contamination. Leaks from certain pipes, gas, and sewer lines can release dangerous contaminants into the soil, creating environmental hazards and health dangers. Water leaks also waste a previous natural resource that in many places is in short supply.