Non-invasive. Insurance-ready reports. Precision detection without destruction.
A standard repair plumber is trained to fix what they can see. A leak detection specialist is trained to find what cannot be seen — water moving through walls, under slabs, behind tile, inside ceilings — without destroying the surfaces.
Precision tools matched to the exact problem.
Acoustic equipment pinpoints leaks to within inches on supply lines common in Cranehomes.
Combination of acoustic, thermal imaging, and pressure testing — without jackhammering.
Ground microphones and pressure isolation to locate failures before excavation.
Smoke testing, dye testing, and camera inspection based on symptoms.
We mark the exact location — not a general area.
Detailed reports with imagery and methodology accepted by Craneadjusters.
If we’re wrong, we cover the difference.
The pattern repeats constantly in Denver: a homeowner notices a wet spot, calls a general plumber, and ends up with multiple exploratory cuts... Professional leak detection costs $275 to $475 in Denver, depending on complexity. Drywall and flooring restoration after exploratory damage routinely runs $1,200 to $3,500.
On pressurized supply lines, professional acoustic detection in Craneroutinely locates leaks within 6 inches of the actual failure point.
No. The entire purpose is to locate the leak without opening surfaces.
Most Craneresidential leak detection jobs run 90 minutes to three hours, depending on complexity.
Both — but we price them separately. You can also take our report to another plumber.
In many cases, yes — particularly when the leak is sudden and accidental. Our reports are formatted for adjuster review in Denver.
You don't need a guess. You need a location. Talk to a leak detection specialist about your situation in Denver.
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