Focused on the property, the symptoms and the questions that matter
A water stain, unexplained usage or persistent pool loss can leave you unsure where to begin. This website brings together information on six inspection types and the details that make a first call more useful.
Start with our leak detection guide for Coral Gables, then explore hidden water leaks, pool testing or commercial inspection planning for your situation.
A practical local focus
Our area guides cover Downtown Coral Gables, the surroundings of the Shops at Merrick Park, Granada, Biltmore and properties near the University of Miami. They connect recognizable locations with practical access questions, from suite numbers to owner authorization.
The property itself determines the inspection scope. A neighborhood name does not establish the age, material or condition of its plumbing. Give the exact address and describe the system when you call.
How this guidance is prepared
Coral Gables Leak Fix publishes these guides as general inspection-planning information. This edition was prepared with AI assistance and checked against the public sources below for water-use observations, thermal-imaging limitations and local landmarks.
The guides do not describe completed jobs or substitute for an on-site diagnosis. Testing recommendations depend on the actual property and should be confirmed with the professional performing the inspection.
- Miami-Dade Water and Sewer: leak detection tips — household water-use and meter observations.
- EPA WaterSense: finding and addressing household leaks — accessible fixture checks and water conservation.
- FLIR: thermal imaging and moisture detection — surface temperature patterns and confirmatory moisture checks.
- City of Coral Gables: local destinations — geographic context for the area guides.
- City of Coral Gables Development Services — the official starting point for questions about permitting proposed work.
Content updated October 10, 2026. To report an error or ask a question about the information, use our contact page.
Make an informed booking decision
Ask who will attend, which tests are proposed and what the diagnostic fee includes. Confirm relevant credentials and insurance, and request approval terms before any access opening or additional work.
A useful written finding should explain the observations, tests, limitations and next steps. Keep that information with your property records so later repair decisions have a clear starting point.