Signs of a hidden leak can include a sudden increase in your water bill, damp patches, mould, stained surfaces, lower water pressure or the sound of running water when nothing is being used.

Yes. Many plumbing leaks happen in concealed areas such as behind walls, under floors, in ceilings or underground, where they are harder to spot without proper investigation.

Not always, but an unusually high bill with no clear reason can be a strong sign that water is being lost somewhere in the system.

Yes. Hidden leaks can damage walls, ceilings, flooring, cabinetry and other building materials over time. They can also contribute to mould and moisture related problems.

If you suspect a leak and cannot locate the source, it is best to have it investigated before the problem becomes worse or causes more damage.

Yes. Even a small hidden leak can lead to ongoing water damage, increased bills and more extensive repairs if it is left unresolved.

That can be a sign of a hidden leak somewhere in the plumbing system, especially if no fixtures or appliances are currently in use.

Yes. Your plumber will assess the issue, explain the likely cause and provide pricing before work begins.

Yes. Damp patches or water stains can be signs of a concealed plumbing leak, and leak detection can help determine whether plumbing is the cause.

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