One of the worst experiences you can have at your business is a foul-smelling odor. More frustrating is trying to locate the source of it. Smoke testing is a leak detection method, and it doesn’t just work on sewer lines. Smoke testing can also be utilized to locate leaks in your property’s water lines, septic tank, HVAC system, or even gas line.
What is used in smoke testing is similar to a fog machine used for Halloween parties. This specialized machine puts out a colored, odorless fog that makes locating breaks and leaks easier. The smoke does not leave behind any residue, is non-toxic and no cleanup is necessary. Where there is a crack, break, or defect in your plumbing system the fog will escape the pipe. From here any damage located during the smoke test can be repaired.
If your experencing cracks in your walls, foul-oders, or hear the sound of running water when all faucets are off, its likely you have a leak. Our experienced technicians can preform non-invasice smoke testing to help locate your problem. After the damage has been located we can help make any necessary repairs.
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