There
are different techniques in detecting slab water
and gas leaks and Fix All Plumbing can find
these leaks for you using electronic leak
detection and service them for a safer more cost
effective home.
A
pinhole or slab leak is not an isolated
incident. A single leak is the first symptom of
a failing water system. In the past, as a
property owner or manager, your options have
been limited. It is important to know your
problem won't be solved by spending thousands of
dollars just repairing pinholes and slab leaks.
The Fix
All Plumbing system is the permanent solution.
Fix All Plumbing restores your pipes right in
the walls! The savings can be dramatic.
Electronic Leak Location & Identification
Non-destructive
electronic capacitance underground leak
detection service and electrical capacitance
testing can quickly and accurately identify
water entry pathways and areas of entrapped
water within a roof construction. Used
individually or in combination these techniques
can be used as quality control on new projects
or investigations prior to remedial works where
they can offer significant cost savings over
complete roof refurbishment or remove any
liability for damage.
Fix
All Plumbing specializes in cost effective,
comprehensive, accurate Electronic leak
detection surveys to identify leaks on most roof
areas, balconies, gutters, etc that have a water
ingress problem using hi tech electronic leak
detection equipment. This not only
eliminates
the guesswork from maintenance but also
eliminates expensive re roofing costs as only
the identified leaks need be repaired.
Question: The temperature of my hot water seems to be higher than what I think I need. How can I conserve energy, yet also be sure that there is an adequate amount of hot water?
Answer: Most people are comfortable with their hot water set at 120 degrees Fahrenheit, which is also the new standard that manufacturers use when pre-setting it at the factory. If you have an older model, set the thermostat at medium. On a gas model, there is a dial on the front of the gas valve. On electric models, the thermostats (there may be two) are concealed behind the two panels on the side of the tank. NOTE: Turn off the electricity before removing the panels. There are exposed wires behind the panels containing HIGH VOLTAGE.