Emergency Water Leak

When water is winning, stop the damage

When water is winning, stop the damage.

Emergency Water Leak guides you through the first hour of a water emergency: isolation steps, what to photograph, and how to arrange urgent detection. Availability is confirmed when you contact us; after-hours dispatch is not guaranteed.

This site focuses on active water events: rapid locating and dated documentation when every hour costs money.

How it works

  1. Describe the symptoms. Call or email with what you see, hear or smell, and when it appears.
  2. On-site investigation. Non-invasive methods narrow the search: acoustic, thermal, moisture, tracer gas or line tracing as needed.
  3. Confirm the source. Every clue is confirmed by a second method before it is reported.
  4. Written report. Findings, evidence, limitations and next steps, formatted for owners, managers and insurers.

See the full process

Greater Vancouver coverage

  • VancouverCity of Vancouver, including Downtown, Kitsilano, Mount Pleasant, Kerrisdale, Dunbar, Hastings-Sunrise and surrounding neighbourhoods.
  • BurnabyMetrotown, Brentwood, Lougheed, Edmonds and SFU/university areas.
  • RichmondCity Centre, Steveston, Terra Nova and surrounding districts.
  • SurreyWhalley, Newton, Fleetwood, Cloverdale, South Surrey and Grandview.
  • White RockWhite Rock and the South Surrey waterfront.
  • New WestminsterDowntown New West, Sapperton, Queensborough and Uptown.
  • CoquitlamBurquitlam, Austin Heights, Westwood Plateau and Town Centre.
  • Port CoquitlamCitadel, Oxford Heights and the downtown core.

All service areas

Common questions

Are you available 24/7?

Availability is confirmed when you call or email. We do not claim guaranteed after-hours dispatch.

What should I do first?

Safety, then isolation, then documentation. The first-hour guide on this site walks through it in order.

Will you handle the repair?

No. We locate and document; licensed trades perform repairs and restoration.

Can you help with the insurance claim?

The report is written and dated for insurers; keep it with your claim file.

All FAQs