FAQ
Foundation leak detection — FAQ
Common questions from BC property owners with foundation water issues. Don't see your question? Call us at 604-239-9934.
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- Will leak detection damage my property?
- No. We use non-invasive technology like thermal imaging, acoustic sensors, and ground-penetrating radar. No drilling, cutting, or demolition required in most cases.
- Does insurance cover leak detection?
- Many policies cover detection costs when water damage is present. We provide detailed reports for your insurance claim documentation.
- How quickly can you respond?
- Same-day response is often available for urgent situations. Regular appointments are typically scheduled within 24–48 hours.
- What if you don't find a leak?
- You receive a comprehensive report confirming no active leaks were detected. This documentation is valuable for insurance, property sales, or peace of mind.
- How do you find foundation leaks without digging?
- We use thermal imaging to detect moisture patterns on foundation walls, acoustic testing on underground service lines, and GPR to identify subsurface water pathways.
- Is it a foundation leak or groundwater?
- We can tell the difference. Foundation leaks from plumbing show distinct patterns from groundwater seepage. Our reports identify the source type.
- Can foundation leaks be fixed from inside?
- Some can — epoxy injections for cracks, sealants for pipe penetrations. Others need exterior excavation. Our report recommends the right approach.
- Do foundation leaks always require excavation?
- No. Many foundation leaks can be repaired from inside with injection methods. We only recommend excavation when necessary.
- Does insurance cover foundation leak detection?
- Many policies cover detection if there's damage present. Our reports document the source for claims.
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