Persistent damp, wet flooring, or boiler pressure drops can indicate a hidden leak.
Leak detection helps pinpoint the issue so repairs are properly targeted.
We address leaks that are not visible or keep recurring. You stop the cycle of ineffective repairs.
We apply a structured approach to find the source. You avoid guesswork and unnecessary disruption.
We complete repairs where agreed.
You control the scope of the work.
We provide documentation for insurance or follow-on work. Your claim has the evidence it needs.
NI Leak Detection provides leak detection services in Omagh for residential and commercial properties. We assess reported issues, locate the source of leaks, and explain findings and options. We help control water loss and support decisions on repair and next steps.
Leak issues can be disruptive, especially when you’re not sure what’s causing the damage. A structured leak detection visit helps you move from guesswork to clear options.
Narrow down the most likely source of the leak with professional detection.
Find the cause sooner to prevent further damage to your property.
Support an effective repair plan with accurate leak detection.
Get comprehensive documentation for next steps and insurance claims.
We focus on practical outcomes and clear decision-making, especially when the source isn’t obvious.
Heating & plumbing engineers with domestic plumbing experience (leak detection plus repairs where appropriate).
Specialist Leak Detection Services for homeowners, with plumbers and heating & plumbing engineers who take a structured approach to testing and narrowing down the source.
Clear explanations: you’ll know what we’ve found, what it means, and what we’ve ruled out.
Property-care mindset: we use Non-Destructive Leak Detection where possible, while still doing what’s needed to confirm the source.
Trace and Access reporting available where needed.
Local service delivery in and around Omagh and County Tyrone.
Our structured approach helps you understand what's happening and what comes next.
A quick phone call to understand the symptoms, when they started, and which areas are affected.
On-site checks and structured testing to narrow down where the water leaks are coming from.
Findings explained in plain language (what’s most likely happening, and what we’ve ruled out).
Repair options explained; repair completed where appropriate and agreed.
You'll receive photos, a written summary, and a Trace and Access report if requested.
We'll advise on what reinstatement or follow-on trades may be needed in your situation.
If you prefer to use your own contractor for reinstatement or damage restoration (such as plastering, drying, or redecorating), that’s fine. We can facilitate with evidence and costings to help you plan the next step.
We use appropriate technology and methods to locate water leaks while aiming to avoid unnecessary disruption. This is Non-Destructive Leak Detection where possible, although in some cases careful access is still needed to confirm and complete a repair.
Using infrared cameras (FLIR) to detect temperature variations
Using sensitive microphones to detect leak sounds
Tracking moisture patterns to identify leak origins
Using non-toxic gas to identify leak locations
RIDGID cameras to check pipe routes and issues
In Omagh it’s worth getting help if you’re seeing any of the following:
Persistent damp patches or staining on ceilings/walls
Mould and mildew recurring in the same area
Musty smell or a damp feel in a room
Boiler pressure repeatedly dropping (sealed systems)
Reduced water pressure or intermittent air in pipework
Wet or soft flooring, warped skirting, bubbling paint
Homeowners often call us out for issues such as:
Bathroom & shower leaks (including failed grout lines)
Mains water leaks on water pipes
Central heating leaks (radiators, heating systems)
Underfloor heating leaks
If you’re on a meter: unexpected usage increases, or the meter moving when everything is off, can also indicate an ongoing leak.
Health and safety: if water is near electrics, there’s active water ingress, or you suspect a burst, prioritise safety first and contact a professional.
Trace and Access refers to locating the leak and accessing the area to complete the repair, with documentation of what was found and what work was done.
Insurers may request evidence to support claims, including the cause and what access or repair work was required.
We can provide a Trace and Access report and insurer-ready reports with clear notes and photos where appropriate.
Cover depends on your policy wording; we cannot confirm cover or outcomes but can provide the documentation needed.
While we are not insurers or claims handlers, our documentation can help support your insurance claim process.
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We cover all areas of Omagh, and County Tyrone, including:
We also provide Leak Detection Services across Northern Ireland.
If you’re dealing with damp, staining, a musty smell, or pressure loss, the most practical next step is usually to locate the source first and then decide on the right repair.
