Water coming through a ceiling
A stain or drip from above can come from the flat upstairs, a shared pipe or somewhere further along the building. The survey looks for the source before anyone is blamed.
When another flat is involvedFrom Milton Keynes and Aylesbury to High Wycombe and Marlow, ADI investigates hidden water leaks in flats across Buckinghamshire, including leaks that reach the flat below.

You usually notice the signs before anyone knows the source. The investigation starts with what you have seen and works back to the pipe.
A stain or drip from above can come from the flat upstairs, a shared pipe or somewhere further along the building. The survey looks for the source before anyone is blamed.
When another flat is involvedIf a neighbour reports water in their home, a survey can help show whether pipework in your flat is involved. Agree who is arranging the visit and who will give access.
Arranging accessSupply, waste and heating pipes run behind tiles, units and floors. Tell the team where the damp appears and whether it gets worse when water is used.
How the methods helpA boiler that keeps losing pressure can have a hidden leak behind it, or a fault in the system itself. ADI can talk through whether a leak survey is the right place to start.
Read a heating leak case studySay what you have noticed, when it started and whether another flat is affected. The team can check suitability, availability and a quote.
Speak to the neighbour, landlord or managing agent before the visit, so the engineer can reach every flat and shared space involved.
The engineer chooses methods to suit the leak and the access available on the day.
Ask what was found, what could not be checked and whether opening up or a repair is needed. Repairs and making good are agreed separately.

Not every method suits every leak. The engineer picks a combination based on the pipework, the building and what can be reached.
ADI covers the whole of Buckinghamshire, including Milton Keynes, as part of its coverage across England, Scotland and Wales. The towns below are examples to help you find your area. Places that are not listed are covered too, so call with your postcode to check suitability and availability.
Hamaad from ADI was great
Read the 19 August 2026 review on TrustpilotHamaad from ADI was great. He was very thorough with his work and communicated everything very clearly. He was able to locate the leak and provided a detailed report that could be shared with my insurer. He went above and beyond to answer questions about my insurance claim from both me and my insurer. I'd highly recommend their services.
Arrived within 24 hours, sorted in 4
Read the 29 July 2026 review on TrustpilotArrived within 24 hours of call. James was extremely professional and empathetic, finding the leak in the concrete floor within 2 hours. He was able to drill down and repair the pipe and then reset the heating system within the next 2 hours. It is expensive but the alternatives could prove to be a lot more costly.
This company came and found my leak in…
Read the 6 July 2026 review on TrustpilotThis company came and found my leak in the concrete hallway with limited excavation. A very polite and helpful man named Kris who clearly knows what he is doing. Very satisfied and would recommend
Answers for flat owners, landlords and residents in Buckinghamshire. For anything specific to your building, the team can talk it through on the phone.
Yes. ADI covers Buckinghamshire, including Milton Keynes, as part of its coverage across England, Scotland and Wales. The towns on this page are examples, so call with your postcode to check suitability and availability.
ADI Leak Detection’s correspondence office is in High Wycombe and its registered office is in Bourne End. Engineer availability for your flat is confirmed when you call.
Tell the occupier above and whoever manages your home, such as a landlord, letting agent or managing agent. If you rent, report it to your landlord. Note when and where the water appears. Read the guide to leaks between flats.
This website does not promise attendance times. Availability depends on the engineer, the equipment needed and access to the flats involved, and the team confirms it when you call.
Yes, where access to each home is agreed before the visit. Confirm access with every occupier involved before booking, and do not promise access on someone else’s behalf. How to arrange access.
Your enquiry goes directly to ADI Leak Detection. Tell the team what you have noticed, your postcode and which flats may need access. They can discuss the right investigation, a quote and availability.
Call ADI: 0333 567 2618Monday–Friday, 7:30am–6:30pm
Saturday and Sunday closed
UK local time. Office hours are not engineer attendance times. Please check bank-holiday availability.
Correspondence office
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