Underfloor Heating Leak Detection in Cornwall

Underfloor heating losing pressure or leaving cold patches? We trace UFH leaks under tile, screed and concrete across Cornwall, without lifting the whole floor.

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Pinpoint first, targeted access second.

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Local team covering Land's End to Launceston.

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A leak in your underfloor heating?

Underfloor heating runs in continuous loops buried in screed or under tile and concrete, so when one springs a leak there is nothing to see. You just get a heating system that keeps losing pressure, cold patches where a loop has failed, or rising damp in the floor. Lifting an entire floor to find it is the last thing you want.

We trace underfloor heating leaks across Cornwall using thermal imaging and tracer gas, following the loops and pinpointing the exact failure point. That means the screed or tiling only needs opening at one spot, which protects your floor and keeps repair costs down. For wider heating problems we also offer central heating leak detection, and our thermal imaging and insurance-backed trace and access services support any claim.

Signs of a UFH leak: the system pressure keeps dropping, a cold patch where a zone should be warm, damp or discolouration in the floor, or the boiler and manifold needing frequent topping up. Our Water Leak Guide explains what to check first.

Why you shouldn't lift the whole floor to find it

The instinct with an underfloor heating leak is to start lifting floor to find it. That is slow, expensive and often misses the spot, and the leak keeps costing you in the meantime.

Left unresolved, an underfloor heating leak can:

  • keep dropping the system pressure, so it never heats properly
  • leave cold patches where a loop has failed
  • cause damp in the screed and the floor finish above
  • turn into major floor removal if the leak is chased blind

We pinpoint the failed loop before anything comes up, so the repair is targeted and as little floor as possible is disturbed.

How we find underfloor heating leaks

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Thermal imaging to map the heated loops and reveal the cold/wet area at a leak

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Tracer gas introduced into the circuit and detected where it escapes through the floor

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Pressure testing to confirm the loss and isolate the affected loop

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Moisture mapping to narrow the exact spot before any access

Underfloor heating manifold and thermal actuators inspected during underfloor heating leak detection in Cornwall

Why Cornwall homeowners choose us

Local to Cornwall, not a franchise from up country

We protect your floor with one targeted access point, not the whole room

Insurance-approved trace & access reports

Fast response, so you're not left without heating

Underfloor heating leak detection across Cornwall

We cover the whole of Cornwall, from Land’s End to Launceston, including Truro, Newquay, St Austell, Falmouth, Penzance, Bodmin, Bude and Liskeard. See all the areas we cover.

Underfloor heating leak FAQs

Yes. Thermal imaging and tracer gas let us follow the heating loops and pinpoint the leak, so the screed or tiling only needs opening at the exact failure point rather than across the room.

The usual cause is a small leak somewhere in a loop or at a manifold connection, though a faulty expansion vessel or valve can also be responsible. If you are topping up repeatedly with no visible water, a hidden leak in the floor is likely.

Yes. Tracer gas and thermal imaging work through tile, screed and concrete, so we can locate leaks in solid floors without breaking them up to look.

The whole of Cornwall, from Land’s End to Launceston, including Truro, Newquay, St Austell, Falmouth, Penzance, Bodmin, Bude and Liskeard.