Potable water and sewer networks often present leaks and losses, which directly affect their operation and can lead to serious problems if not addressed.
Periodic inspection is essential to detect potential leaks that could cause contamination of watercourses and soil, street and road damage, land subsidence, and other critical issues in underground areas that pose risks to both the environment and infrastructure.

A leak and pressure test is a non-invasive method for detecting any type of water leakage in a pipeline or specific pipe segment—without the need for excavation.

The procedure involves blocking off a pipe segment and pressurizing the network.
The pressure level is then monitored, and any pressure drop over a set period of time is analyzed to detect potential leaks.