Once the system is properly isolated, most unexplained water loss lands in one of a short list of places.
A pinhole in old copper: weeping quietly inside a wall or subfloor for months before it shows.
A failed shower membrane or grout line: water passing behind tiles, with no pipe fault at all.
A slab leak: a supply line under concrete, often showing first as a warm patch on a floor.
A leaking cistern or inlet valve: a slow internal loss that never reaches the floor but reads on the meter. Faults in the pan, cistern or mixer are repaired on the spot.
A failed flexible hose or tap connection: dripping inside a vanity or under a sink.
A hot water unit or relief valve discharging: constant loss that looks like normal operation on an ageing hot water system.
An irrigation line or outside tap: losing water below ground where nothing is visible.
A leaking water service between the meter and the building: common in older properties with long supply runs.
Meter testing and loss verification
Section isolation and pressure testing
Concealed pipe leak location
Wet area and shower leak diagnosis
Fixture and appliance fault finding
Water service and boundary leak location
Repairs once the fault is found
Written findings for insurers and owners corporations
Diagnosis before demolition
15+ years' experience
Testing you can see
Findings in writing
We fix what we find
Wet areas assessed honestly
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A straightforward leak on an accessible pipe is often located quickly. Testing takes longer on larger properties, where several lines or fixtures need isolating, or where the suspect pipework runs beneath a slab or behind tiles. Apartment buildings may also need access to common areas, or a shared riser isolated.
Leak detection is quoted separately from the repair, so you can confirm the cause before approving further work. Once the fault is located, Measured Plumbing provides a written repair quote that states any reinstatement required. Where a claim is likely, the test results and photographs are recorded as the work proceeds and written up for an insurance and make-safe claim.