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Residential leak detection, provided by ADI

Residential Leak Detection, a specialist service from ADI Leak Detection. The office that arranges your visit, the engineer who investigates and the company carrying out the work are ADI.

Specialist leak detection since 2011

Adrian Morgan founded ADI in 2011 to find hidden water leaks using specialist, non-invasive equipment. The business grew from a local operation into a service covering England, Scotland and Wales. Today the service trades as ADI Leak Detection through ADI Leak Solutions Ltd.

ADI has 25 engineers across the country, supported by an office team in High Wycombe. The team arranges surveys, answers booking questions and helps customers obtain their reports. The engineer selects the tests for the property, pipework and symptoms.

Its work includes water supply pipes, central and underfloor heating, bathrooms and hidden internal pipework. ADI also investigates roof and structural water ingress, with repair recommendations for the relevant trade.

ADI team photographed together at their office with company awards
ADI Leak Detection · The ADI team
ADI Leak Detection van beside a brick home on a residential street
Home visits · Across England, Scotland & Wales

Finding a leak in a lived-in home

A stained ceiling or a damp floor tells you where water has arrived. The leaking pipe can be somewhere else. Water travels along joists, through floor layers and behind kitchen units before it becomes visible.

Residential Leak Detection brings together the checks and services that homeowners need: a clear explanation of the investigation, preparation for the visit, evidence of the findings and a separate quote for suitable repairs. The aim is to narrow the search before opening finished surfaces.

Houses and flats have different access needs. Tell the office about shared supplies, neighbouring rooms or a managing agent so these can be considered before an engineer arrives.

Accreditations, insurance and coverage

The business credentials and service details published by ADI.

CIPHE
Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering.
WIAPS
Registered with the Water Industry Approved Plumbers Scheme.
WaterSafe
Listed as a WaterSafe-approved plumbing business.
SPATA
A member of the Swimming Pool and Allied Trades Association.
Insurance
£5 million public liability insurance.
Coverage
England, Scotland and Wales. Call with your postcode for current availability.
Office hours
Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 6:30pm. Office calls are recorded for quality and training.

A clear plan for your home

Start with your postcode and what you have noticed. The team will discuss the property, explain the likely investigation and confirm the quoted price. Mention previous repairs, pressure loss, meter readings and any requirements from your insurer or landlord.

ADI provides the written findings after the visit. Suitable pipework repairs can be quoted separately; access, drying and reinstatement should be agreed as part of the next steps.

Call 0333 567 2630
ADI engineer using a thermal camera to investigate pipework in a home
Home investigation · Tests chosen for the property

Trustpilot reviews of ADI

ADI reviews · checked 15 September 2026

4.7 out of 5 · Excellent
All 1600+ reviews on Trustpilot
  • 5 out of 5 stars Trustpilot

    “Amazing service 10/10 Steven Turned up on time, smart, polite and very professional. Would recommend to friends and family”

    Suzanne ·
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  • 5 out of 5 stars Trustpilot

    “He arrived early, and managed to track down a leak in the bathroom that was making its way through into the kitchen.”

    Nicole ·

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Talk to ADI about a leak at home

Tell the team your postcode, the type of property and what you have noticed. They will explain the survey, confirm the price and current appointments, and arrange an engineer.

0333 567 2630
  • Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 6:30pm
  • Calls reach ADI Leak Detection’s office in High Wycombe. Engineers cover England, Scotland and Wales.