Leak detection across Pembrokeshire: the towns we cover
Leak detection coverage includes every Pembrokeshire SA postcode listed with the towns below.

Non-invasive leak detection
Acoustic, thermal and tracer gas
Trace and access claim reports
Which Pembrokeshire towns have their own leak detection page?
ADI Leak Detection Pembrokeshire has a page for each of these towns.
Water leak detection in Pembrokeshire examines water escaping at homes and business premises throughout its smaller settlements. For Pembrokeshire enquiries, the team discusses the property’s actual installation and the symptoms reported. Coastal villages, the Cleddau waterway and the Preseli Hills provide distinct geographical settings.
Give the settlement, building entrance and affected water system, with the access needed to follow the suspected route.
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Tenby water enquiries within its historic town setting
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Fishguard valley and upper-town property connections
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Neyland homes and premises near the Cleddau crossing
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Saundersfoot coastal properties and roof-water enquiries
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Narberth historic-centre homes and water systems
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Merlin’s Bridge premises along the A4076
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Goodwick coastal homes and commercial water enquiries
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Johnston village properties on the A4076 corridor
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St Davids water enquiries in the Alun setting
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Kilgetty homes around the A477 and A478 junction
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Crundale village connections along the B4329
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St Dogmaels properties in the abbey locality
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Cilgerran homes near the castle setting
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Hook property water systems beside the Western Cleddau
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Broad Haven coastal homes and roof-water routes
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Letterston water enquiries on the northern A40
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Cosheston properties beside the Daugleddau inlet
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Penally homes and its historic country-house setting
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St Florence village premises beside the Ritec
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Crymych homes at the eastern Preseli uplands
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Templeton premises and its historic road setting
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Clunderwen village water routes along the A478
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Solva valley and harbour-side property enquiries
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Jameston homes around its local road junction
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Lamphey properties in the palace locality
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Rosemarket buildings and medieval dovecote context
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New Hedges and Twy Cross property water enquiries
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Newport in Pembrokeshire, beside the Nevern estuary
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Brawdy premises near the north-eastern bay
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Dinas Cross coastal-village property investigations
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Roch buildings below the rocky castle outcrop
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Spittal village water systems beside the A40
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Llandissilio roadside homes and water connections
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Hundleton homes around its village-green setting
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St Ishmael’s premises near the Milford Haven Waterway
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Begelly village homes beside the A478
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Pembrokeshire premises at Tavernspite’s road junction
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Manorbier coastal buildings near the castle
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Waterston property enquiries near Scoveston Fort
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Hill Mountain homes and village-pump locality
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Freshwater East properties near The Burrows dunes
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Llangwm property connections beside its Cleddau inlet
Who fixes a leak on your supply pipe in Pembrokeshire?
Responsibility for a supply pipe changes at the property boundary. Which water company serves your property depends on your town, and each town page names it, its leak line and its published guidance.
Is leak detection available between the Pembrokeshire towns?
Pembrokeshire’s local settlement pages include Tenby, Fishguard, Neyland, Saundersfoot and Narberth. Milford Haven, Haverfordwest, Pembroke Dock and Pembroke have separate local sites. Where a statistical built-up area crosses the county line, this enquiry concerns the Pembrokeshire property. Name the premises locality and explain its water connection, symptoms and entry arrangements so the investigation can address the installation serving that building.
Contact the team about your postcode
- SA70
- SA65
- SA73
- SA69
- SA67
- SA61
- SA64
- SA62
- SA68
- SA43
- SA72
- SA41
- SA66
- SA71
- SA42
- SA34
Is leak detection available at your postcode?
Give us your postcode and a technical advisor will confirm the engineer who covers it.
Same or next day depending upon engineer availability.
