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We find the leak before the wall is broken open.

Leak detection, repair, drying and restoration from a single source, plus drain cleaning. In Grevenbroich and the surrounding area. We document every step with photos and readings for your insurer.

  • Measurement report & photos for your insurer
  • Everything from a single source
  • Grevenbroich and the surrounding area

24-hour emergency service, nights and weekends included. Is water escaping right now? Turn off the main water valve and call us.

Schematisches Wärmebild einer Wand mit undichter Heizleitung 31,6 °C 32° 18°
This is what a leak looks like through a thermal camera: the heating pipe shows up warm in the wall and the leaking spot glows brightly. We only drill or open up once we have found it.

How it works

  1. Report damage

    Online in two minutes, ideally with photos. You get a reference number straight away.

  2. We get in touch

    By phone or WhatsApp, usually on the same working day. Faster in emergencies.

  3. On-site leak detection

    We find the cause and tell you what needs to be done and what it will cost before we start.

  4. Fix, dry, restore

    Until your rooms are habitable again. With photos, measurement reports and an invoice for your insurer.

Escape-of-water damage? Insurance often pays.

Usually this is your buildings or contents insurance. We provide what they want to see: leak detection report, photos, readings and a clear invoice. If you wish, we bill them directly.

How it works with your insurer

What you can rely on

  • Locate first, then open upWe only drill where we have found the leak.
  • Costs agreed in advanceYou know what we are going to do and roughly what it will cost before we start.
  • Everything documentedPhotos, readings and reports for your insurer.
  • Directly with your insurerIf you wish, we bill your insurer directly, so you do not have to pay up front.

For property managers, landlords and insurers

You report the damage, we take care of the rest and keep you up to date.

Enquire about working together

  • One contact person from leak detection to restoration
  • Coordination with tenants and owners on site
  • Leak detection report, moisture readings and drying report with photos
  • One overall invoice instead of many separate tradesmen’s invoices
  • Billing directly with the insurer after assignment of the claim

Where we work

From our base in Grevenbroich we travel up to 100 km – from the Rhein-Kreis Neuss to Cologne, Düsseldorf, Aachen and the Ruhr area. Enter your postcode and you will see straight away whether we come to you.

Service area up to 100 km around Grevenbroich · Emergency service 24/7

Frequently asked questions

How much does leak detection cost?

That depends on how complex the search is. We give you a price range beforehand, by phone or on site. If the escape of water is insured, the insurer often covers the leak detection.

Will my insurance pay for the damage?

Escape-of-water damage is usually covered by your buildings or contents insurance. Exactly what is covered is set out in your policy. Report the damage to your insurer early and note down the claim number – we take care of the paperwork.

How long does drying take?

Usually two to four weeks, depending on the building component and the amount of water. We measure regularly and remove the equipment as soon as the readings are right.

Who pays for the electricity used by the drying equipment?

We record the consumption of every device with a meter. The electricity costs are usually reimbursed by your insurer.

Do I need to be at home for the appointment?

For the first appointment, yes – or someone who can let us in. We agree the times for the check measurements during drying with you.

Have you got damage?

Call us or report the damage online. The sooner we come, the smaller it stays.

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