"It wasn’t until after our tankless water heater was fixed by Dream Home Plumbing that I realized how cold our water had been for 4 (!!) months & how bad the water pressure was!! They did such a fantastic job! Our water temp had dipped back in the winter and I’m embarrassed DHP wasn’t my first call but as a first time home owner we just picked a random plumber. The issue wasn’t corrected and only got worse. One call to DHP, Andrei was over within hours and suggested 3 possible issues AND 3 solid solutions. It was the first time we felt confident we’d have hot water again. Something we found really admirable is that part of finding the solution (& cost savings for in-warranty parts just in the nick of time) was waiting on hold and talking to customer service support for our tankless. It was likely tedious & time consuming but it was necessary & a step I saw first hand other plumbers might not do for you. We are so grateful! Arguably the best plumbers in the western burbs!"
Read moreLeak Detection
Leak detection is the process of identifying and locating leaks in various types of systems, including water, gas, and sewer systems. The goal of leak detection is to detect leaks as early as possible, in order to prevent damage to property, environmental contamination, and loss of resources.
Different Types of Leak Detection
Water
Leak detection in water systems can be done by measuring the water content in the system. This can be done by using sensors or meters that detect changes in the water pressure, flow rate, or conductivity. Other methods include using tracer gases or ultrasonic equipment to detect leaks in pipes or underground systems. These techniques can help to identify the location of a leak and assess the severity of the problem.
Gas
Gas leak detection is the process of identifying and locating leaks in gas systems such as pipelines, storage tanks, and distribution systems. Common methods include electronic gas leak detectors, infrared cameras, acoustic leak detection, sniffer probes, and drones or robots. Gas leaks can also be identified by their characteristic smell. Regular maintenance and inspections can help detect leaks early, minimizing damage and improving safety.
Sewer Smell
Sewer smell can be used as a method of leak detection in sewer systems. A strong sewer odor can indicate a leak in the pipes or a broken or cracked pipe. This type of leak can lead to unpleasant odors and potential health hazards. Specialized equipment such as sewer cameras can also be used to visually inspect for leaks or blockages. Regular maintenance and inspections can help detect leaks early, minimizing damage and improving safety.

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