A leak in your fire suppression system can compromise safety and compliance, making swift detection essential. At Gold Coast Leak Detection, we provide specialised fire line leak detection services across Southport, Burleigh Heads, Palm Beach, Currumbin and Robina, ensuring that your system is leak-free and ready to perform when it matters most.
Our expert team uses advanced, noninvasive technology to locate leaks in fire lines without disrupting your property, offering peace of mind and safeguarding your investment. Fire line checks should remain up to date to diminish the potential for significant water waste and other hazards.
Call us at 1300 433 585 to schedule a thorough inspection.
Our fire line leak detection service combines the latest acoustic and pressure-based technology to detect even the smallest leaks in fire suppression systems. We understand that maintaining a fully operational fire line is crucial for both compliance and safety, which is why we prioritise accuracy and efficiency in every inspection.
Our experienced technicians can locate leaks without unnecessary digging or disruption, preserving the integrity of your property while ensuring your fire line remains in peak condition. For
commercial and industrial properties on the Gold Coast, our team is dedicated to providing prompt, reliable service to keep your fire systems fully operational and compliant.
Is your fire line showing signs of decreased water pressure? There might be an internal leak somewhere in the system. At Gold Coast Leak Detection, we’re the premier service in the region for fire line leak detection and repairs.
A leak in your fire line can have devastating consequences in the event of an emergency. Obstructions to your fire line could cause the system to lose water pressure, rendering the fire line hose useless in the case of a fire.
If you suspect there’s an issue with your fire line, get in touch with our team today. Be cautious and ensure the safety of your property. Call 1300 433 585.
Spotting a leak in your fire line can be difficult as the entire piping system is hidden underground.
As this line is only scarcely used, it is imperative to find and repair and problems in the system—so you’re not finding out about any issues when you need the system most.
There are several signs that indicate a leak in your fire line system.
They include:
If a leak develops in the water supply pipe leading to the fire hydrant, water will be able to escape from the pipe and hydrant. This will cause the open hydrant to stop producing water.
There are four levels of water pressure produced by fire hose lines:
1) Dead nozzle pressure: minor runoff or no flow at all
2) Slow force: allows for quick knockdown power before freezing down
3) Medium force: supplies medium spray to hold a fine mist downstream for cooling purposes
4) Blast stream: full force provided most proficiently. This is most often used in fighting large fires
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