Business owners, homeowners, and municipalities all manage a variety of utilities on their properties — from sewer to cable, electrical and gas, water and phone lines. We make that job easier for you by using state-of-the-art instruments and techniques to give you peace of mind. Peruse our service options below. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to reach out!
If you’ve noticed your water bill going up inexplicably, it’s likely you have a pesky water leak. Most water systems are installed under impenetrable landscaping, asphalt, or concrete slabs and walls, which can make it incredibly difficult to locate the the leak. You might find yourself saddled with thousands of dollars in damage if the leak isn’t quickly detected and addressed.
Fisheye Leak Detection uses infrared thermal imaging and state-of-the-art equipment to locate the source of the problem, no matter where in your home or business. This can include moisture infiltration, slab leaks, flooding damage in basements or crawl spaces, hydronic cooling/heating lines, and more.
If you believe you have a water leak, contact us today or call 805-304-5316 to schedule a service request.
Unlike water leaks, most gas leaks are invisible and can’t be smelled. They can be especially dangerous to your home or business, harder to detect, and often go overlooked. Even small gas leaks can run up your gas bill dramatically, and your utility company may have a policy that requires you to repair it.
We’ll use a combination of instruments and techniques to safely locate a gas leak in order to make the necessary repairs as soon as possible.
Contact us today or call 805-304-5316 to schedule a service request if you’re concerned you have a gas leak — before it’s too late.
Like many other utility lines, sewer lines are underground and can only be inspected with the use of cameras. These pipes often deteriorate over time and can create unpleasant issues with your home or business. Our technicians utilize high-resolution video imaging to locate and inspect main sewer lines from your property (toilet, sink, shower, bathtub, etc) to the septic tank or city connection to address any leaks, blockages, and other unwanted surprises.
If you have concerns about your sewer/septic system, contact us today or call 805-304-5316 to schedule a service request.
There are more than 20 million miles of underground utilities in the United States. Whether you’re undertaking a major renovation project, expanding your backyard, or simply planting a tree, it’s critical that you Know Before You Dig. Digging without knowing the location of underground utilities can result in serious damage to gas, electric, phone and sewer lines — which can lead to neighborhood-wide service disruptions, injury, and expensive repairs.
We’ll identify the depth and location of underground utilities so you can minimize damage to your property and yourself, and pursue your renovation/construction projects with peace of mind. Contact us today or call 805-304-5316 to schedule a service request.
Most automatic sprinkler systems are located underground and transport huge amounts of water (especially sprinkler systems servicing commercial locations, like those located in golf courses or agriculture areas). Sprinkler system leaks not only waste water — they can damage your property and destroy lawns if they aren’t caught and repaired quickly. Unless you installed a DIY sprinkler system, you may not know precisely where those lines and valves are located, and they can be anywhere from a few feet to several thousand feet long.
If you have mold or mildew growing in your lawn/garden, are seeing inconsistent growth above your system’s water lines, have noticed water bubbling up or sunken areas on your property, a sprinkler spraying dirty water, or animal digging/damage to your sprinkler system, you might have a leak.
Contact us today or call 805-304-5316 to schedule a service request.
Sewer systems and septic tanks are a critical part of a the waste water system, running from your home or business to a series of outlet lines, and any disruption to those system can be extremely costly and extremely unpleasant. There’s nothing worse than that awful sewer smell coming from your kitchen or bathroom.
Knowing where your septic tank is location is critical for a variety of reasons — maintenance and repairs, building/expansion projects (you should never build or park vehicles on top of your septic tank), and landscaping (planting anything with deep or long roots in the vicinity of your tank may lead to damage and clogs).
If you’re experiencing unpleasant sewage odors in your home/business, or are simply planning to do construction/digging in the area, contact us today or call 805-304-5316 to schedule a service request.
Post-tension cables are steel cable grids that reinforce the infrastructure of a building. If you’re in the middle of a reno or repair project, whether commercial or residential, it’s critical that you know exactly where the PT cables are located before cutting or drilling into concrete.
Our techs use high-resolution, radiation-free Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) systems to detect electromagnetic contrasts and quickly pinpoint exactly where your PT cable grids are, ensuring your construction and renovation projects are free of drilling complications.
If you need help locating post-tension cables, contact us today or call 805-304-5316 to schedule a service request.
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