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Tracing a Water Leak on own property???

Masala · 2015-07-31 08:42:53

I turned off water to gouge at stop cock and see the Irish Water meter still going around Looks like problem in on my property anf IW don't cover that investigation What kind of prices am I looking at gettingvthe leak traced.??? Would hope it would be in front lawn.... Then could tackle same myself. If under house... That…

31-07-2015 8:42am

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I turned off water to gouge at stop cock and see the Irish Water meter still going around

Looks like problem in on my property anf IW don't cover that investigation

What kind of prices am I looking at gettingvthe leak traced.??? Would hope it would be in front lawn.... Then could tackle same myself. If under house... That a bigger job

But just to get a tracer on it... How do I go about sourcing the equipmenyetc???? Can I rent such equip????

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#2 31-07-2015 9:24am

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You might get a better response from the Plumbing forum?

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#3 31-07-2015 9:35am

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Recently paid just under 1000 to find a leak (turned out to be 3 leaks on the one stretch of pipe) it involved removing copper tank, shower tray and door, and a fair few tiles and getting them replaced again, suppose it all depends on where the leak is

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Hi OP,
I've moved this to the appropriate forum as suggested by Menas. You should get better quality of answers here

Please read their charter before posting.

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