Fire mains & hydrant systems
Fire hydrant
leak detection
30 years of specialist leak location
Detect A Leak locates water leaks in fire hydrant systems and underground fire mains. If your system is losing pressure or you suspect hidden water loss, Matt and Scott Hogan can help identify the source before excavation begins.
We use specialist leak detection equipment to narrow down the affected area, helping your plumber or fire services contractor plan the next step.
Call Scott: 0434 487 886 | Request a leak detection quote
Unexplained pressure loss, a jockey pump running more often, wet ground or water use when the system is idle can warrant investigation. These signs do not always mean a leak – specialist location helps establish what is happening.
Yes. Detect A Leak investigates hidden water leaks in underground pipework, including fire mains and hydrant supply lines. The approach depends on pipe material, access and site conditions.
Specialist equipment helps locate leaks before excavation. Accuracy and access vary by site; some faults may still need further investigation or excavation to confirm and repair.
This service focuses on finding the leak. Coordinate repairs, system isolation and any required fire safety testing with your qualified fire services contractor.
Send the site address, your contact details, signs of leakage, available pipework plans and any recent pressure-test findings. Tell us about access restrictions so we can discuss a suitable approach.
Losing pressure or suspecting a hidden fire main leak?
Tell Scott about your site and arrange specialist leak detection.
Find the source of hidden water loss in fire hydrant pipework and underground fire mains, helping you avoid unnecessary excavation and plan repairs.
Plumbers, fire services contractors, facility managers, strata managers and commercial property owners.
Have recent test results or pipework plans? Share them when you enquire so we can discuss your site requirements.
Servicing Greater Sydney, Illawarra, Shoalhaven and the Southern Highlands.
Request a quote with your site address, symptoms and access details, or call Scott to discuss the problem.
