Commercial Leak Detection in Littleton, CO

Signs of a hidden leak in a commercial building

In a larger building, a leak often shows up first as a higher water bill or a recurring wet spot in a shared area.

• Water consumption changes without an identified cause
• Recurring moisture in tenant or shared spaces
• A suspected concealed supply or building-system leak

Planning an investigation around the building

Ask which systems the provider can assess and what access or isolation is required. Findings should distinguish a confirmed leak from an area needing further investigation. Agree on reporting, photographs, and how disruptive testing or exploratory openings will be approved before work begins.

What a commercial leak detection quote should cover

Ask which systems and areas are included, so tenants and staff know where the work will happen.

• Areas and systems included in the investigation
• Tenant access and shutdown coordination
• Written findings and repair recommendations
• Separate repair, restoration, and follow-up charges

Before you call about a commercial leak

• The type of building and which areas or units are affected
• Recent water bills or meter readings showing the change
• Building drawings or system details, if available
• The person who can authorize access, shutdowns and work

While you wait

Log where and when moisture appears. Notify tenants or staff in affected areas.

Price depends on access, parts and what the assessment finds, so ask for a written quote before you approve any work.

Questions about commercial leak detection