About Us

At Fremantle Leak Detection, we use the latest and most advanced electronic, gas, and acoustic leak detection equipment to quickly and accurately pinpoint leaks. These high-tech tools allow us to detect both gas and water leaks with precision, even in hard-to-reach places. Whether it’s a small residential issue or a large industrial project, our state-of-the-art equipment ensures we can identify leaks efficiently and without causing unnecessary damage to your property.

Our heat sourcing equipment helps us detect water leaks in places that are otherwise difficult to access. By detecting temperature changes in the affected area, we can trace the exact location of a leak, even if it’s behind walls or under floors. This technology allows for non-invasive inspections, ensuring minimal disruption to your property while providing highly accurate results.

For more complex or hard-to-find leaks, we use nitrogen injection technology. This involves injecting nitrogen into the pipe system to detect and isolate leaks. By pressurizing the pipes with nitrogen and monitoring the system, we can accurately determine the location of leaks, even in large or difficult-to-reach areas. It’s an effective method for both residential and large-scale commercial leak detection projects.

We use advanced camera technology to inspect service areas, including pipes, drains, and sewer lines. This allows us to visually detect even the smallest water leaks that may otherwise go unnoticed. The cameras provide real-time images, which help us pinpoint the exact location of the issue without unnecessary digging or disruption. This method is ideal for detecting slow leaks or hidden problems in your system.

Our service location equipment allows us to accurately locate underground cabling and plumbing systems. This is especially useful when dealing with leaks that are buried deep within your property. By precisely locating where your pipes or cables run, we can avoid unnecessary excavation and work more efficiently, saving you time and money while protecting your property.

For challenging and large-scale projects involving extensive piping systems, we use forming gas (H2) to detect both water and gas leaks. This technique is especially useful for long-distance leak detection, such as in industrial or commercial settings with kilometers of pipework. By injecting forming gas into the system and using sensitive detection tools, we can locate leaks that might otherwise be undetectable, making it an essential tool for large or complex leak detection projects.