Be the leak detection specialist they find before the floor comes up.

Yes. We describe your methods accurately and avoid claims such as “every leak found first time” or “guaranteed no damage”. Some leaks need more than one technique or a small, controlled access point, and honest content explains that. We’re happy for your engineers to review anything before it goes live.

We also avoid suggesting that an insurer will definitely pay. Trace and access cover varies between policies, so we encourage customers to check their own policy, which is fairer to them and protects your reputation.

Yes. We build visibility for trace and access searches and make it easy to see how your reports work, what they include and how quickly you respond. Loss adjusters, claims handlers and policyholders often check a firm’s online presence, so a credible, consistent profile supports your direct and referred insurance work.

The Authority plan includes multi-location strategy, giving each base its own optimised profile and visibility in the towns and counties it serves.

A sharper Google profile and corrected listings can start producing calls within a few weeks. Ranking higher on the map for leak searches and being suggested by AI assistants normally takes three to six months, depending on how many specialists compete locally, so it pays to start well before the cold-weather run of heating and pipe failures.

No. Billing runs month by month, and cancelling before your next billing date means no further payments. The Google profile, leak detection listings and links we’ve built remain in place for you.

There is no single licence for leak detection, so show what supports your expertise: thermography training and certification (such as Level 1 courses from recognised providers), manufacturer training on your acoustic and tracer gas equipment, plumbing and heating qualifications, and WaterSafe or other approved contractor membership if you carry out repairs. Public liability and professional indemnity insurance are worth stating clearly too.

Guide prices for a standard domestic leak detection survey help customers decide quickly and reduce enquiries that won’t convert. Explain what is included — the methods used, the time on site and the written report — and whether repairs or making good are quoted separately. Many customers are claiming on insurance, so say clearly that they pay you and claim back if that is how you work.

Plumbers and heating engineers who don’t offer specialist detection, damp surveyors, flood restoration firms, property managers, letting agents and block management companies all come across leaks they can’t locate. Being their first call can bring regular referrals.

Insurance work can come through loss adjusters, claims management companies and contractor networks. Fast attendance, clear reports and good communication with policyholders are what keep you on their lists.

Demand tends to rise in autumn and winter when heating systems are working hard and cold snaps cause pipes to fail, while high water bills and supply pipe enquiries can arrive at any time of year. Publishing helpful advice on pressure loss and high water bills before the colder months helps you capture that demand.