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Make sure you take a look at the main tank and all your taps in case there is a leak in the garden, or alternatively make sure none of your toilets or shatafs are running.
Season 2, Episode 4 | 38min
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Interstitial Condensation – Why Should We Worry?
Humidity within some hot climates can cause secondary damp, mould and interstitial condensation if buildings are not sealed correctly, LeakDtech Dubai can help solve all these problems
Malls, Schools & Hotels – Is Your Atrium Leaking?
LeakDtech’s leak detection experts can scan atrium in Malls, Schools and pinpoint leaks, utilising new innovative technology that uses either smoke, ultrasonics or smoke from the ground for the leak detection. Is your atrium leaking? Learn more about atrium leakages in our blog.
Asbestos Plus Water – A Lethal Duo
It is a common fact that asbestos is poisonous & harmful to people, with the inhalation of fibres causing serious illness. Schools, in particular, older schools, are more likely to have asbestos fibres in the building foundations, mostly in the roofs, ceilings & walls where asbestos lagging may have been utilised.
Health Issues For School Children Following School Flooding
Installing a leak detection system which uses modern technology to prevent school flooding can create a safer learning environment for children…
Toxic Mould – How Safe Is Your Home?
Water leaks cause damp walls or even wet walls that can lead to growth of toxic mould with the right conditions. With toxic mould how safe is your home?
Managing Leaks In A Commercial Pool
Commercial pool leak detection specialists of LeakDtech Dubai can quickly locate leaks in commercial pools, so they can remain open for business
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