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Another frequent pattern: leaks that appear in the first month after returning to the house after the low season. Pipes inactive for months undergo thermal changes, and the pressure when reopening the stopcocks reveals accumulated weaknesses. If you have left the house closed for four or five months, the first opening should be done slowly and while monitoring the meter. The entire localisation process takes between 30 and 90 minutes, depending on the complexity of the installation. Subsequent repair depends on the type of pipe: copper with soldering, multilayer with pressing, PEX with mechanical fittings. In 80% of cases, the entire intervention (localisation + repair + final test) is completed in a single 2-3 hour visit. Before opening anything, the plumber performs a three-phase diagnosis. First, a pressure test: all consumption points are closed, and it is checked if the meter continues to spin. If it spins with everything closed, there is a leak in the installation. Second, visual and thermographic inspection with an infrared camera, which detects anomalous cold or hot areas in walls and floors. Third, an acoustic probe to locate the exact point.
