THERMAL IMAGING
LEAK DETECTION SERVICES |1300 FINDLEAK
See Behind Walls & Under Concrete Slabs Without Destructive Demolition
Are you dealing with an unexplained damp patch, peeling paint, or a sudden surge on your water bill? Don't let a plumber guess where the leak is by tearing open your drywall, pulling up floorboards, or jackhammering your concrete slab.
1300 FINDLEAK provides advanced, medical-grade thermal imaging leak detection in Australia. Using high-resolution infrared FLIR technology, our licensed forensic plumbing technicians trace hidden temperature variations created by escaping moisture. We locate concealed water, heating, and structural leaks behind building materials with millimeter accuracy—saving you thousands in unnecessary property damage and repair costs.
Stop the Guesswork. Get Evidence-Based Results.
Voted #1 Thermal Imaging Specialist By Our Partners - Ray White, PICA Group, Strata Plus
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Upfront Forensic Diagnostic Rates: Clear Fixed Pricing
We take the financial uncertainty out of plumbing emergencies with a transparent, fixed-price baseline structure for homeowners, strata managers, and commercial operators:
Initial Thermal Diagnostic Session: From $498 (inc. GST) covering the first comprehensive hour on-site.
Extended Diagnostic Time: $198 per hour if required for multi-leak or large estate tracing (most isolated leaks are located within the first hour).
What’s Included: Deployment of high-resolution thermal cameras, calibrated moisture meters, complementary acoustic/tracer gas tools if required, and an insurance-ready forensic PDF report.
How Thermal Imaging Leak Detection Works
Thermal imaging cameras do not "see through" walls; instead, they capture surface temperature differences caused by hidden moisture. Water escaping from a pipe or building envelope absorbs thermal energy differently than surrounding dry materials.
Cold Water & Supply Line Leaks: Escaping cold water creates a distinct cooling pattern (thermal plume) as it spreads through plaster, concrete, or timber.
Hot Water & Hydronic Heating Leaks: Leaking hot water lines emit intense infrared heat signatures, allowing us to map underfloor heating pipes and wall cavities in real time.
Evaporative Cooling Effects: As moisture evaporates from building materials, it lowers the surface temperature, exposing damp zones invisible to the human eye.
Benefits of using infrared cameras for leak detection: