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Leak detection

Ramadan Drain CleaningWater tank leaks in Dajeej

Tank leak detection in Dajeej begins when the water level drops faster than normal with no visible wet spots under the tank or around the house. Dajeej is a fringe residential zone of scattered villas with roofs of varying widths and heights, and open surrounding areas that make inspection straightforward.

A row of plastic water tanks lined up on a concrete building roof

Where to start

Where the levelis going.

Four signs that separate a leaking tank from the rest.

01

It drops with nobody using it

Mark the level at night and look at it in the morning before anyone uses water. A clear drop with no use means water is leaving the tank or a pipe off it, not being consumed.

02

Damp on the wall below

A line of damp or white salt running down the roof wall under the tank says water is leaving the tank or a fitting on it. A ground tank shows the same trace on the paving around it.

03

The overflow runs all day

If the overflow pipe is running while you are not filling, the float valve is not closing and the tank keeps filling and throwing it away. That is a real loss on the bill, but it is not a hole in the tank.

04

The pump fills more than usual

A pump that runs more often than it used to on the same usage says water is going missing between filling and using it, either in the tank or on the line after it.

This area

What setsthis area apart

Dajeej villas are a mix of old and new builds, and tanks sit on wide roofs because the houses themselves are spacious. Pipes between tank and interior are fairly long, sometimes running exposed on roof and sometimes buried in the house. The mechanical float valve in older Dajeej villas often jams and needs cleaning or replacing more than in new builds.

Dajeej sits in Farwaniya governorate, a fringe residential zone of scattered villas with open space around the tanks.

Dajeej tanks usually connect to interior risers, and a riser leak may show as water dripping from an upper floor to a lower one inside the house.

The service

On the tank,in detail.

Service

Leak detection on water tanks and their outlets

Tank types

Plastic roof tanks and concrete ground tanks

We also check

The float valve, the overflow, outlet fittings and the pump valve

Method

A level test with the outlets isolated, then fittings and body

Coverage

Houses, chalets, blocks and complexes, across Kuwait

Hours

Daily, 6:00 in the morning to 12:00 midnight

How we check

From the mark tothe cause.

Four steps, each one taking a possible cause off the list.

01

We mark the level and close the outlets

We mark the water level on the tank body and close the inlet and outlet valves, so the tank is shut and nothing can enter or leave it.

02

We read the level again

If the level drops while the tank is closed on both sides, the loss is in the tank body itself or in a fitting below the water line.

03

We open the outlets one at a time

If the level held while it was closed and dropped once the outlet was opened, the tank is sound and the loss is on the line after it, which is a pipework job.

04

We check the body and fittings

We go over the seams, the corners, the area round the outlet boss and the base, then the float valve and the overflow, and tell you the cause and what it needs.

Common questions

Questions about Water tank leaks in Dajeej

The float might be stuck and fill the tank to the overflow outlet which drains it outside the tank, or the leak might be inside the house in risers or internal pipes.

A tank-base leak shows as dampness or wet spots on the roof or ceiling. A riser leak shows inside the house itself, as a damp wall or water dripping from ceiling into the room below.

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