Why Leak Detection Matters

Small leaks inside appliances don’t stay small. A drip from a valve or cracked hose can lead to:

• Floor damage and swelling
• Mold growth under cabinets
• Electrical shorts or shock risk
• Higher water bills and system stress

Most leaks go undetected until visible damage occurs — our job is to catch them first.

Where We Check

We inspect both internal and external water paths in:

• Washers – inlet valves, drain pump, tub seal
• Dishwashers – door gaskets, fill lines, sump housing
• Refrigerators – water line, ice maker, dispenser seals
• Faucet hookups / valves – loose compression fittings, pinholes
• Under-appliance pans / bases – signs of corrosion or pooling

We also inspect nearby walls and floors for early signs of water intrusion.

Detection Tools Used

• Digital moisture meter (floor & cabinet check)
• Pressure test for hoses and valves
• Thermal cam for active water tracking (optional)
• Visual inspection under unit and internal panels

Preventive Add-Ons (Optional)

• Replacement of worn hoses or clamps
• Valve reseating or shutoff repair
• Application of food-safe anti-drip sealants
• Water alarm sensor installation (for flood-prone setups)

Note: Leak inspections are non-invasive unless access is required. We’ll discuss before removing any panels, kickplates, or covers.