by admin_leakdtech | Feb 10, 2020 | Blog, Case Studies, Commercial, Commercial Case Studies, Schools
School Water Leaks – A Case Study Last year, we at LeakDTech were approached by an educational facility whose water bill had escalated by a factor of 5 to a monthly water usage of over 600,000 gallons. Aside from the financial implications, both the client and...
by admin_leakdtech | Feb 8, 2020 | Blog, Case Studies, Commercial, Commercial Case Studies, Hotels, Kitchens, Office, Residential Case Studies, Restaurants
In the booming hotel industry, a primary facility for a hotel is to provide a good, tasty, restaurant for use by its residents. Behind every restaurant is a large, busy, commercial, kitchen, turning around hundreds of meals a day, but with the amount of work and...
by admin_leakdtech | Feb 7, 2020 | Blog, Case Studies, Commercial, Community, Hospitals, Hotels, Kitchens, Mall, Malls, Office, Residential, Restaurants, Retail, Schools
Water leaks are a common occurrence and can be anything from a minor nuisance to a complete catastrophe. Whether it is a home, business premises, or an office block – we all want to know how we can monitor our systems for a water leak as the resulting damage can cost...
by admin_leakdtech | Feb 2, 2020 | Blog, Commercial, Schools
How many leaks do you have? Playing fields are common place in many schools, especially larger secondary schools and colleges, and are used for all types of sports and athletics. These facilities are often used by outside associations and sports clubs, too, allowing...
by admin_leakdtech | Jan 29, 2020 | Blog, Commercial, Commercial Case Studies, Hospitals, Hotels, Industrial, Industrial Case Studies
We are all looking for ways to reduce costs within our businesses in order to maximise profits. A large part of annual business expenses are taken up with maintenance and repairs, planned or otherwise. One way to reduce such costs is with the use of District Cooling...
by admin_leakdtech | Jan 27, 2020 | Blog, Commercial, Office
Are water leaks damaging your business? The aim of any business, regardless of its nature, is to be successful and turn a profit. With economies and markets proving more cut-throat with each passing generation the margins between success and failure are narrowed and...
