Leak Surveys in Bossier City

Name: American Leak Detection of Shreveport
Address: 9051 Mansfield Road Suite D Room 7,, Shreveport, LA, 71118
Telephone: (318) 269-7414

Non-Invasive Detection for Homes, Businesses & Municipal Properties

A leak survey is a systematic inspection of water and sewer lines designed to locate leaks before they cause visible damage. At American Leak Detection of Shreveport, we conduct leak surveys for homes, businesses, and municipal properties throughout Bossier City using non-invasive methods that find the problem without tearing up floors, walls, or landscaping. Our guiding principle, Leak Detection Without Destruction™, shapes every survey we perform.

If you’ve noticed an unexplained rise in your water bill or suspect a hidden leak, call us at (318) 269-7414 to schedule a leak survey. We provide honest, upfront pricing before any work begins.

Why Bossier City Properties Trust American Leak Detection of Shreveport

We’ve been refining non-invasive leak detection for over 40 years. That history means our technicians arrive with skills developed through a rigorous training program and backed by continuous research into new detection technologies. They show up on time, work within the agreed-upon timeframe, and leave the property clean when the job is done.

What a Leak Survey Can Find

As the original Leak Detection Specialists™, we’ve developed proprietary techniques that go beyond what standard plumbing inspections reveal. A leak survey can identify:

Slab leaks beneath concrete foundations
Underground pipe leaks in supply or service lines
Hidden water leaks inside walls or under flooring
Sewer leaks that can contaminate soil and affect air quality
Pinhole leaks in pressurized supply lines before they worsen

Undetected water and sewer leaks can drive up monthly bills, damage foundations, and create conditions for mold or mildew growth. Our state-of-the-art equipment lets us pinpoint the source accurately, so repairs are targeted, not exploratory.

Why Bossier City Properties Face Elevated Leak Risk

Bossier City sits along the Red River in northwest Louisiana, directly adjacent to Shreveport. Soil near river corridors tends to shift and expand with moisture fluctuations, stressing pipe joints and causing underground lines to move or crack over time. That kind of gradual deterioration is exactly what leak surveys are built to catch. Aging infrastructure in municipal and commercial water systems compounds the problem, making proactive inspection a practical necessity rather than an optional precaution.

Schedule a Leak Survey in Bossier City

Whether you manage a residential property, a commercial facility, or a municipal water system, we’re ready to help. Our Know Before You Go pricing means you’ll have clear cost information before we begin. Call (318) 269-7414 to book your leak survey with American Leak Detection of Shreveport.

How Our Leak Survey Process Works

Our technicians use proprietary non-invasive techniques and state-of-the-art equipment to locate leaks without excavation. Methods commonly used in our surveys include acoustic listening devices that detect the sound signature of escaping water, tracer gas that travels to the surface at a leak point, and infrared thermography that reveals temperature anomalies caused by moisture. Together, these approaches let us isolate a leak’s exact location before any digging or demolition takes place.

Every technician who conducts a leak survey completes our rigorous training program. That preparation translates directly into accurate readings and fewer disruptions to your property.

Signs Your Property May Need a Leak Survey

Some leaks announce themselves with a wet floor or a burst pipe. Most don’t. Watch for these indicators that a hidden leak may be present:

Unexplained increases in your water bill with no change in usage habits
The sound of running water when all fixtures are turned off
Damp, discolored, or warped spots on walls, ceilings, or flooring
Consistently low water pressure throughout the property
Mold, mildew, or a musty odor with no obvious source

Any one of these signs can point to a leak that’s been active long enough to affect the structure. A leak survey gives you a confirmed location rather than a guess.

Leak Surveys for Municipal & Utility Water Systems

Municipal water systems lose a measurable volume of treated water between the point of treatment and metered end use. This non-revenue water loss drives up operating costs and strains local water supplies. We survey public and utility infrastructure using the same Leak Detection Without Destruction™ approach we apply to residential and commercial properties, keeping disruption to streets, easements, and surrounding areas to a minimum. For utility managers and municipal contacts in the Bossier City area, we’re equipped to survey distribution lines and identify loss points accurately.