Block Management Leak Detection, a specialist service from ADI Leak Detection.
For property managers coordinating leaks between flats, communal systems and the people affected.
The investigation record should make it easier to brief a repair contractor, update residents and discuss the evidence with an insurer.
See how scope, findings and unresolved questions can be presented separately, with a practical next step for each.
Explore the report
Illustrative reportObserved findings
Separate readings and visible evidence from interpretation.
Next steps
State what needs checking, who should arrange it and what remains uncertain.
Access to the affected flat may only be part of the job. An investigation can also need the flat above, a locked riser or a communal plant room.
Give the survey team a clear access contact, explain what residents have noticed and agree how any additional access will be arranged.
Plan a block investigationIn a genuine ADI investigation, a building manager coordinated access across neighbouring flats while a hot-feed leak was traced and repaired. Read the multi-flat investigation.
The source of a leak, the lease and the circumstances each matter.
Separate investigation, repairing the source and making good the damage.
Prepare the scope, access arrangements and information your directors need.
Describe the problem, affected areas and who can coordinate access.