Acoustic pipe listening
Sensitive sensor picks up leak noise through tiles and plaster

Locating water leaks inside walls, floors and ceiling slabs without random breaking
Sensitive sensor picks up leak noise through tiles and plaster
Flexible camera checks for cracks and corrosion inside supply lines
Tracing the hidden pipe route to narrow the search zone
Systematic check of suspect surfaces without lifting a single tile
Confirming whether moisture source is the tank or a supply pipe
Exact leak point confirmed before the repair team is engaged
Describe the symptoms you have noticed and where they appear
Technician decides which detection tools suit the pipe type and location
Listening device then camera narrow and confirm the exact leak point
Leak point is marked clearly on the surface before any intervention
Findings are passed to the repair team who work only at the confirmed point
Consumption climbs month after month with no habit change and the meter moves when every tap is shut
The damp patch returns after repainting each time, confirming the source is behind the surface not on it
Tiles sound hollow when tapped or lift at their edges from moisture that has built up beneath them
Pressure drops at one specific outlet even though the pump runs and the tank is full, pointing to line loss
Breaking where damp appears often opens the wrong area because water travels far from the original breach
Cutting supply to an innocent line leaves the leak running, wasting time and allowing damage to grow
Covering a damp patch with moisture-resistant paint hides symptoms and can interfere with later acoustic readings
In older homes several lines may leak together because galvanised iron pipes corrode internally at similar rates





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No fixed rate applies; the quote depends on what the inspection needs and how many lines are under suspicion
A single line differs from a full network in inspection time and effort
Old galvanised iron takes longer to assess than PPR or uPVC pipe
Lines buried under thick screed need greater effort to isolate and confirm acoustically
A small apartment differs from a residential complex or commercial kitchen in inspection scope
Night calls and public holidays are reflected in the final quote
Same method, same equipment. Only the size of the job changes.




Why us
Amana means trust. Someone else’s home is not ours to be careless in.
Do not take our word for it. Look at the work yourself.
The leak is marked before a single tile comes up.
A leak does not wait for the morning.
Six governorates, 139 areas.
For buildings and complexes, servicing before the problem starts.
Restaurants, offices and complexes, not only homes.
Six governorates, 139 areas.
Common questions
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Yes, acoustic sensors pick up leak vibrations through the tile and screed layers and pinpoint the location without lifting any tile. An in-pipe camera confirms the finding when needed.
Acoustic detection works across pipe materials including galvanised iron. However, internal corrosion in these pipes can create multiple weak points, so the survey scope is often wider than for PPR or uPVC lines.
Not always. Water travels freely through the screed layer and the source may be well above, below or to the side of where the damp appears. Acoustic scanning establishes the true origin before any tile is touched.
If the camera reveals a break in the pipe body itself rather than a leaking joint, direct access is required for repair. Even then, breaking is limited strictly to the confirmed point rather than the whole suspect area.
Yes, and it is especially valuable in commercial settings because random breaking causes costly operational downtime. Pinpoint detection limits disruption to a single intervention point.
