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Canadian Leak Detection is dedicated to conserving water, our most precious resource.
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History of Canadian Leak Detection
The Original Leak Specialists
Richard “Dick” Rennick founded the first leak detection business in 1974. He has developed a world wide network of offices for the detection of hidden leaks. From swimming pool cracks to concealed plumbing systems, we use the most advanced, sophisticated electronic leak detection devices - without bashing holes in walls or digging up the deck and yard. Canadian Leak Detection sets the standard for non-invasive leak detection and repair with proprietary methods and state-of-the-art technology. With extensive training, methodology and unparalleled continuing education, you are ensured that a network of highly trained Original Leak Specialists are available to every franchise location around the world.
Canadian Leak Detection is part of the American Leak Detection worldwide network of leak detection franchises. The first Canadian Leak Detection was opened in 1993 by Jeff Armstrong serving the province of Alberta. Soon after, British Columbia and Ontario opened up providing more Canadians the services needed to conserve water and save their property.
In early 2006, American Leak Detection merged with PlainSight Systems, resulting in a new and unrivaled Research and Development department. PlainSight was founded in 1999 by a world-class group of technologists affiliated with Yale University. With offices located throughout the United States, PlainSight has a platform of 80+ patents and filings for new product offerings focused in various vertical markets, including infrastructure services.
The scientists at PlainSight have already developed for ALD the very latest applications for quickly finding swimming pool leaks with the new LeakVue product. The PlainSight team has also designed a Lead Generation program that delivers end-user customers through the web to individual franchisee offices.
This world class technology will help ALD and its franchise offices increase their equity offering as well as reinforce ALD’s leadership position in the leak detection industry. For more information, visit PlainSight or call 203.248.8534.
Mission Statement:
The mission of Canadian Leak Detection is to find leaks in a manner that is non-invasive, efficient and environmentally sound.
We will give prompt, professional and courteous service to all customers, while providing the best leak detection services in the world.
leak detection tips / resources
- the bucket test
Is your pool needing constant refilling? You may have a hidden leak in your pool. Try the seven steps to determine if your pool is leak free. Do-it-yourself 24 hour test. Test your pool- the meter test
Do you have a high water bill? You may have a hidden plumbing leak. Try the seven steps to determine if your property is leak free. Do-it-yourself 30 minute test. Test your water meter
- pool leak calculator
- Use the calculator to determine the amount of water loss over a period of time. Calculate pool water loss
- leak facts
- A 3mm hole in a metal pipe, at 40 psi, leaks 9,500 litres of water in 24 hours. Facts about leaks
- signs and symptoms
- You may have a plumbing leak if... Leak signs & symptoms
- water conservation
- Saving water is like any other habit. The more you do it, the more natural it becomes. Become water-wise, it's fun to find more ways to conserve. Conserve water
- drink tap water
- Consumers can do their part to conserve precious supplies through small, thoughtful changes in their lifestyles and activities. Learn about tap water
- prevent west nile virus
- It can take as little as five days for mosquito larval to incubate into an adult in stagnant water. Prevent west nile
- earthquake tips
- When there’s an earthquake, underground pipes in the home shift and move. Earthquake preparedness