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See behind the wall. Without opening it.
Water changes the temperature of whatever it soaks into. A thermal camera shows that difference, so leaks and pipes show up on screen.
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Call nowWhat it is
Thermal camera, explained.
The camera turns heat into a picture. Wet areas, leaking hot water pipes and underfloor lines show up as different colours from the dry wall or floor around them.
It's often the fastest way to find a leak inside a home, and nothing gets damaged while we look.
Signs you need us
Signs you need us.
- A damp patchbut no obvious source.
- A warm spot on the flooroften a leaking hot water pipe below.
- Hot water running out fastheat may be escaping through a leak.
- Before a renovationto see where pipes run inside walls.
How we fix it
Four steps. Start to finish.
We scan the area
walls, floors and ceilings around the problem.
We read the image
wet and warm spots stand out.
We confirm it
with a second test where needed.
We repair it
opening only the spot we've found.
Why CityWide.
- Since 2002Local plumbers for over two decades.
- 15 trucksFully-equipped trucks, stocked with parts and tools.
- ISO certifiedISO 9001, 45001 and 14001 — quality, safety and the environment.
- Lic 227021CLicensed plumbers, drainers and gasfitters.
FAQs
Common questions.
Can it see through concrete?
It shows temperature at the surface, which often reveals a leaking pipe in the slab below.
Is it safe?
Yes. The camera only reads heat; it sends nothing out.
Does it work on cold water leaks?
Often, yes. Wet areas cool down and show up against dry ones.