Leak detection across Monmouthshire: the towns we cover

Which Monmouthshire towns have their own leak detection page?

ADI Leak Detection Monmouthshire has a page for each of these towns.

Monmouthshire’s county list includes villages in the Usk and Wye areas and the Severnside localities of Rogiet and Portskewett. Each settlement page gives specific property context. Identify the affected premises and current water route when discussing access with the team.

Water leak detection across Monmouthshire’s smaller settlements covers enquiries from Usk and Raglan to the villages named below. The team investigates the particular supply, circuit or fitting involved. Give the locality, sequence of symptoms and any known alteration that could affect the hidden route.

• Leak detection in Usk

  Water-supply investigations in Usk, with the river and local housing mix as context.

• Leak detection in Gilwern

  Concealed-water enquiries in Gilwern, extending to either side of the River Clydach.

• Leak detection in Llanfoist

  Water and heating enquiries in Llanfoist, with the wharf as a local canal reference.

• Leak detection in Rogiet

  Water and drainage enquiries in Rogiet, the village served by Severn Tunnel Junction station.

• Leak detection in Portskewett

  Supply investigations in Portskewett, on the Welsh shore of the Severn Estuary.

• Leak detection in Caerwent

  Water enquiries in Caer-went, with the Roman town as a local heritage reference.

• Leak detection in Penperlleni

  Water-connection enquiries in Penperlleni, with the nearby Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal as terrain context.

• Leak detection in Govilon

  Concealed-water enquiries in Govilon, with Govilon Wharf identifying its canal setting.

• Leak detection in Raglan

  Water investigations in Raglan, with its conservation-area centre and castle as local context.

• Leak detection in Saint Arvans

  Water and outside-connection enquiries in St Arvans, close to the Wye Valley.

• Leak detection in Sudbrook

  Water investigations in Sudbrook’s Severn Estuary setting, with nineteenth-century development and terraces as context.

• Leak detection in Llandogo

  Ceiling and water-connection enquiries in Llandogo, on a hillside overlooking the River Wye.

• Leak detection in Llangybi

  Water enquiries in Llangibby, also written Llangybi, in the River Usk valley.

• Leak detection in Catbrook

  Outdoor and concealed-water enquiries in Catbrook, with its village hall as a local reference.

• Leak detection in The Narth

  Concealed-water investigations in The Narth, overlooking the Whitebrook and Wye valleys.

• Leak detection in Tintern

  Water enquiries in Tintern on the west bank of the River Wye.

• Leak detection in Clydach

  Water enquiries for Clydach in Monmouthshire, with the ironworks as a local heritage reference.

• Leak detection in Shirenewton

  Water-supply enquiries in Shirenewton, with views towards the Severn Estuary as local terrain context.

Who fixes a leak on your supply pipe in Monmouthshire?

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.