BC Hotel & Hospitality Leak Detection Guide
Guide for BC hotel owners on water leak prevention, guest room inspection programs, and emergency response planning.
Hotels face severe consequences from leaks. A single guest room leak can take a room out of service for days, costing $200-$500 per night plus repairs. A major leak can close an entire wing.
Guest room bathrooms are where most room leaks originate. Annual thermal imaging surveys of bathrooms identify developing issues. Inspect toilet supply lines, shower pan seals, and sink connections.
Mechanical rooms and laundry areas should be inspected quarterly. Failed pump seals, leaking valves, and corroded fittings are common in hotel mechanical rooms. Thermal imaging and acoustic detection are effective.
Pool and spa facilities have complex systems with buried plumbing. A pool leak can cause structural damage and waste thousands of litres of treated water. Detection includes acoustic, pressure testing, and tracer gas.
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