Leak Detection
& Structural Drying
The hidden problem
Find the leak. Stop the damage. Dry the structure.
A hidden water leak can destroy a property from the inside. By the time you see the stain on the wall, the damage behind it may have been growing for months — rotting timber, corroding pipes, and creating the perfect conditions for mold.
WaterHawk’s leak detection service uses thermal imaging and professional moisture measurement to locate the exact source of water ingress — without breaking open walls or floors. Once found, we set up professional drying equipment on-site and monitor the drying process with continuous measurement until the structure is safe.
Projects Done
1000+
Happy Clients
800+
Client Reviews
4.7
The process
Our Leak Detection Process
01
Thermal Imaging Survey
Infrared cameras reveal temperature patterns that indicate water flow paths invisible to the eye.
02
Multi-Method Moisture Mapping
Capacitive, resistance-based and hygrometric measurement creates a detailed moisture map — without any demolition.
03
Source Identification
We trace the moisture path back to its origin: pipe leak, roof penetration, rising damp, condensation, or external water ingress.
04
Documented Assessment
Every finding is recorded in a detailed report with thermal images, moisture readings and recommended repair steps.
Confirmed by data
Not by guesswork
Our equipment, our monitoring
Structural Drying done right.
After locating and stopping the leak, the building structure needs to be properly dried before any cosmetic repair. Skipping this step is the number one reason for repeat damage and mold growth in Cyprus properties.
We install our own professional drying equipment directly at your property and monitor the entire drying process with regular moisture measurements. You receive documented progress reports at each visit until the structure reaches safe moisture levels — and we only sign off when the numbers confirm the structure is dry.
What we see in Cyprus
Common leak sources in Cyprus properties.
Corroded or aging water supply pipes embedded in concrete walls
Failed waterproofing on flat roofs and terraces
Poor drainage causing water to pool against exterior walls
Cracked or deteriorated pipe joints in bathroom and kitchen areas
Condensation damage from uninsulated walls in winter months
