Leak detection across Wales: the towns we cover

Which Wales towns have their own leak detection page?

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

Open a county or town page for local context, then give the office the property postcode and the access details needed to discuss a visit.

Water leak detection in Wales investigates hidden water loss in homes and business premises. The guide below brings together all 22 principal areas, often called counties, and the towns with their own ADI Leak Detection sites.

Choose a county for the wider area or a town for a closer description, then tell the advisor where the property is and what you have noticed.

• Leak detection in Isle of Anglesey

  An island county with harbour settlements, detached homes and waterside villages beside the Menai Strait.

• Leak detection in Blaenau Gwent

  Blaenau Gwent's three-valley setting and council-wide housing evidence within the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Bridgend County Borough

  Bridgend County Borough connects river valleys and varied homes within the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Caerphilly County Borough

  Caerphilly County Borough's wider settlement pattern and housing evidence, distinct from the town page.

• Leak detection in City and County of Cardiff

  The City and County of Cardiff entry explains the wider council geography within the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Carmarthenshire

  Tywi countryside, historic settlements and employment centres across a varied Welsh county.

• Leak detection in Ceredigion

  Cardigan Bay coast, inland river valleys and Cambrian uplands, with historic town centres and university accommodation.

• Leak detection in Conwy County Borough

  A county borough spanning seaside settlements and the inland river landscapes around Trefriw and Betws-y-Coed.

• Leak detection in Denbighshire

  A county of varied household accommodation and river settlements, including Rhuddlan and Llangollen.

• Leak detection in Flintshire

  A council area with substantial semi-detached housing, Alyn-side settlements and conservation-area buildings.

• Leak detection in Gwynedd

  A varied county with slate-industry settlements, hillside rows and the seaside development of Pwllheli.

• Leak detection in Merthyr Tydfil County Borough

  Merthyr Tydfil County Borough's Taff and Bargod Taf setting, with housing evidence beyond the main town.

• Leak detection in Monmouthshire

  Monmouthshire's border and river geography gives this council-area entry its place in the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Neath Port Talbot

  Four valley systems and upland terrain, with traditional terraces, later estates and historic parks.

• Leak detection in Newport

  Newport's Usk setting and historic urban fabric form a city-and-county reference in the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Pembrokeshire

  Coastal towns, Cleddau waterway settlements and Preseli landscapes with contrasting historic building patterns.

• Leak detection in Powys

  An upland, largely rural county with river valleys, historic properties and distinct water-service territories.

• Leak detection in Rhondda Cynon Taf

  Rhondda Cynon Taf brings urban, suburban and rural properties into one county entry in the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in City and County of Swansea

  The wider Swansea authority, from urban neighbourhoods to Gower and the northern Lliw Uplands.

• Leak detection in Torfaen

  Torfaen connects industrial valley settlements and later planned development within the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Vale of Glamorgan

  The Vale of Glamorgan adds coast, plateau and village housing context to the Wales-wide guide.

• Leak detection in Wrexham County Borough

  The wider county borough, including Chirk's border setting and former mining housing at Rhostyllen.

• Leak detection in Abercarn

  Abercarn's Ebbw valley setting and terraced housing, with details to prepare for a water leak enquiry.

• Leak detection in Abercynon

  Abercynon brings canal and railway history into this guide to Welsh water leak enquiries.

• Leak detection in Aberdare

  Aberdare brings river-valley geography and a historic centre to the Wales property guide.

• Leak detection in Abergavenny

  Abergavenny adds a Monmouthshire river setting and a varied housing mix to the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Abergele

  A Conwy town combining a compact shopping centre with hills inland from the sea.

• Leak detection in Abersychan

  Abersychan's Torfaen setting combines a neighbourhood centre with terraces and semi-detached homes.

• Leak detection in Abertillery

  Abertillery's Ebbw Fach location, terraces and Victorian arcade inform a Wales-wide property enquiry.

• Leak detection in Abertridwr

  Abertridwr in the Caerphilly area, with combined-settlement housing figures and practical water leak enquiry details.

• Leak detection in Aberystwyth

  Ceredigion coast: university accommodation, seafront streets and older town houses.

• Leak detection in Ammanford

  Carmarthenshire town with independent shops, a college campus and a substantial semi-detached housing stock.

• Leak detection in Bagillt

  Flintshire's sloping estuary-side settlement, with village facilities concentrated along High Street.

• Leak detection in Baglan

  Hillside housing and employment premises around Baglan Bay in Neath Port Talbot.

• Leak detection in Bangor

  Gwynedd's university city, set between Bangor Mountain and the Menai Strait.

• Leak detection in Bargoed

  Bargoed's Rhymney Valley position, terrace-heavy housing profile and reused town-centre buildings in a Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Barry

  Barry introduces a Bristol Channel town to the Wales guide, with parks and varied residential forms.

• Leak detection in Beddau

  Beddau's semi-detached housing, parks and local retail setting within the Wales water leak guide.

• Leak detection in Bedwas

  Bedwas in south Wales, linking its residential mix with leisure and employment landmarks for property enquiries.

• Leak detection in Blackwood

  Blackwood on the Sirhowy: housing and town-centre references for a Wales water leak enquiry.

• Leak detection in Blaenavon

  Blaenavon contributes an industrial heritage landscape to this guide's picture of Welsh properties.

• Leak detection in Blaina

  Blaina's upper-valley setting, terraces and industrial-land reuse in the Wales property guide.

• Leak detection in Brecon

  A Powys market town where the Usk and Honddu meet within Bannau Brycheiniog.

• Leak detection in Bridgend

  Bridgend town adds a bridge-and-hill setting, residential areas and industrial premises to the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Brynmawr

  Brynmawr's head-of-valleys location and market-town buildings, with property information for a Wales enquiry.

• Leak detection in Brynteg

  The Wrexham village beside Moss Valley, with a civic centre and mixed housing.

• Leak detection in Buckley

  A Flintshire hill town whose brickmaking landscape now includes ponds, parks and housing.

• Leak detection in Burry Port

  Harbour-side Carmarthenshire location between Mynydd Donny and the Loughor estuary.

• Leak detection in Caerleon

  Caerleon provides a River Usk setting within Newport for this Wales-wide property guide.

• Leak detection in Caernarfon

  Gwynedd's castle and harbour town, with historic streets and later estate housing.

• Leak detection in Caerphilly

  Caerphilly town at the southern Rhymney Valley, with castle-side context and a varied housing profile.

• Leak detection in Caldicot

  Caldicot adds a Monmouthshire estuary-side setting, housing and employment locations to the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Cardiff

  Cardiff's capital-city role, bay landmarks and varied housing anchor its entry in the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Carmarthen

  Towy-side market town with historic terraces, university accommodation and varied housing.

• Leak detection in Cefn Mawr

  A Wrexham-area hillside settlement above the Dee Valley, with irregular historic housing rows.

• Leak detection in Chepstow

  Chepstow's Welsh bank of the Wye gives this Monmouthshire entry a clear place in the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Church Village

  Church Village's residential mix and community facilities help locate a water leak enquiry within Wales.

• Leak detection in Clydach

  Swansea-area village with canal-side green space and a core of older terraces.

• Leak detection in Coedpoeth

  Wrexham-area hillside village with sandstone and brick buildings, plus distinct water and sewerage providers.

• Leak detection in Colwyn Bay

  Conwy's coastal town rises from the beach towards wooded slopes and mixed-use streets.

• Leak detection in Connah's Quay

  A Flintshire town on the Dee, with Wepre Park and a largely house-based accommodation mix.

• Leak detection in Conwy

  The walled town beside the Conwy Estuary, with later terraces inside a medieval street plan.

• Leak detection in Cross Hands

  Carmarthenshire housing alongside business parks, food-sector premises and retail development.

• Leak detection in Cwmavon

  Afan valley settlement with housing on both riverbanks and surrounding hills.

• Leak detection in Cwmbran

  Cwmbran represents post-war planned development within this guide to water leak enquiries across Wales.

• Leak detection in Denbigh

  Denbighshire's castle town, with streets descending from the walls towards the wider settlement.

• Leak detection in Dinas Powys

  Dinas Powys contributes village-centre and river context to the Vale of Glamorgan entries in this Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Ebbw Vale

  Ebbw Vale's upper-valley terraces and former steelworks redevelopment within the Wales property guide.

• Leak detection in Flint

  A Flintshire estuary town where the castle setting sits alongside several periods of housing development.

• Leak detection in Gorseinon

  Swansea-area town near the Loughor estuary, with older High Street terraces and later residential redevelopment.

• Leak detection in Gowerton

  Gateway to Gower within Swansea’s council area, with homes shaped by an industrial residential past.

• Leak detection in Gresford

  Wrexham-area village with a historic core above the Alyn valley and predominantly detached accommodation.

• Leak detection in Gwersyllt

  A Wrexham-area settlement beside the wooded and riverside landscape of Alyn Waters.

• Leak detection in Haverfordwest

  Pembrokeshire river town with a steep historic core, conservation fabric and employment premises at Withybush.

• Leak detection in Hawarden

  A Flintshire village above the Cheshire plain, with stone terraces and a historic residential library.

• Leak detection in Holyhead

  Anglesey's Holy Island port town, combining a historic commercial centre with terraced housing.

• Leak detection in Holywell

  A Flintshire town linked to the Greenfield Valley's historic water-powered industry.

• Leak detection in Kinmel Bay

  Conwy's coastal settlement west of the Clwyd, with bungalows and a surviving dune strip.

• Leak detection in Broughton

  The Flintshire village with aircraft manufacturing and a major retail setting beside its homes.

• Leak detection in Monmouth

  Monmouth's meeting of rivers supplies a distinct Monmouthshire setting within the Wales property guide.

• Leak detection in Llandrindod Wells

  A Powys spa-town setting with registered public parks, Victorian terraces and a notable flat-based housing component.

• Leak detection in Llandudno

  A Conwy seaside resort framed by limestone headlands, with seafront hotels and extensive flat-based accommodation.

• Leak detection in Llanelli

  Carmarthenshire coastal town with terraced housing, conservation streets and major retail locations.

• Leak detection in Llangefni

  Anglesey's county town on the Cefni, with a wooded riverside and varied historic frontages.

• Leak detection in Llanharan

  Llanharan's traditional square and wider residential mix give local detail to a Wales water leak enquiry.

• Leak detection in Llantwit Major

  Llantwit Major links a historic core and coastal valley within the Wales guide's Vale of Glamorgan entries.

• Leak detection in Llay

  Wrexham-area model-village heritage, semi-detached housing and employment sites near the Alyn.

• Leak detection in Loughor

  Estuary settlement in Swansea’s council area, with a castle, workers’ housing and later residential estates.

• Leak detection in Maesteg

  Maesteg brings Llynfi Valley housing and a town-centre market into this Wales-wide enquiry guide.

• Leak detection in Magor

  Magor's Severnside village setting adds a distinct Monmouthshire perspective to the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Merthyr Tydfil

  Merthyr Tydfil town at the head of the Taff valley, with terraced housing and historic landscape context.

• Leak detection in Milford Haven

  Pembrokeshire waterway town combining Georgian terraces with waterfront homes, offices and working premises.

• Leak detection in Mold

  A Flintshire town whose planned historic streets extend below Bailey Hill beside the Alyn.

• Leak detection in Mountain Ash

  Mountain Ash beside the Cynon, with a terrace-led housing profile and park and employment references.

• Leak detection in Mynydd Isa

  Flintshire residential settlement with 1970s estate growth, detached homes and a local centre at Mercia Drive.

• Leak detection in Nantyglo

  Nantyglo's valley-side industrial landscape adds a Blaenau Gwent setting to the Wales property guide.

• Leak detection in Neath

  River Neath town with a historic commercial centre, indoor market and substantial terraced and semi-detached housing.

• Leak detection in Newbridge

  Newbridge in Caerphilly, with terraced housing and a dated civic landmark to distinguish the Welsh town.

• Leak detection in Newtown

  A Powys town in the Severn valley, with textile-era housing and later planned expansion.

• Leak detection in Oakdale

  Oakdale supplies a planned hilltop-village example within the Wales guide's Caerphilly entries.

• Leak detection in Pembroke Dock

  Planned dockyard town on Pembrokeshire’s waterside, with terraced streets and rising ground towards Pennar.

• Leak detection in Pembroke

  Historic ridge-top town above Mill Pond, with medieval plots and a mix of homes and businesses along Main Street.

• Leak detection in Penarth

  Penarth brings waterfront geography and a substantial flat housing share to the Wales property guide.

• Leak detection in Pencoed

  Pencoed adds a Bridgend County Borough town and its local-service centre to the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Pontardawe

  Tawe valley town with canal-side surroundings, college premises and named industrial and business estates.

• Leak detection in Pontarddulais

  Swansea-area town beside the Loughor and Dulais, with tinplate history and a district shopping centre.

• Leak detection in Pontllanfraith

  Pontllanfraith's Sirhowy setting and predominantly semi-detached housing within a Wales-wide property guide.

• Leak detection in Pontyclun

  Pontyclun brings a two-river meeting and later settlement growth into the Wales property guide.

• Leak detection in Pontypool

  Pontypool's park, market and residential mix supply a Torfaen setting within the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Pontypridd

  Pontypridd's Taff-side development, terraces and central park in the Wales property guide.

• Leak detection in Porthcawl

  Porthcawl introduces a coastal Bridgend County Borough setting to the Wales-wide property guide.

• Leak detection in Porth

  Porth at the meeting of the Rhondda valleys, with terraced housing and local property references.

• Leak detection in Port Talbot

  Swansea Bay coastal town with post-war housing, established terraces and the historic landscape at Margam.

• Leak detection in Prestatyn

  A Denbighshire seaside town below wooded slopes and limestone outcrops.

• Leak detection in Pyle

  Pyle adds residential and industrial premises in Bridgend County Borough to this Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Rhoose

  Rhoose provides a coastal-plateau village setting within the Wales guide's Vale of Glamorgan entries.

• Leak detection in Rhosllanerchrugog

  A Wrexham-area village with mining-led growth, converted commercial buildings and reclaimed public parkland.

• Leak detection in Rhyl

  A Denbighshire seaside town with planned Victorian streets, converted boarding houses and coastal recreation landmarks.

• Leak detection in Rhymney

  Rhymney's upper-valley position and industrial premises add Caerphilly context to the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Risca

  Risca between river and canal, with terraced housing and a reused cinema building in the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Rogerstone

  Rogerstone adds canal heritage and a largely detached housing mix to the Wales guide's Newport entries.

• Leak detection in Ruthin

  A Denbighshire town combining historic domestic buildings with the lower Clwyd river setting.

• Leak detection in Sarn

  Sarn's Bridgend identity and river-meeting setting distinguish this entry within the Wales property guide.

• Leak detection in Shotton

  A Flintshire town shaped by railway and industrial growth, with older terraced streets above the coastal railway.

• Leak detection in Swansea

  Coastal city with varied quarters, university accommodation, converted historic houses and substantial terraced housing.

• Leak detection in Tonypandy

  Tonypandy's river junction, period streets and extensive terraced housing profile within the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Tonyrefail

  Tonyrefail at the head of the Ely, with a varied residential mix and local open-space references.

• Leak detection in Tredegar

  Tredegar's planned historic centre and Sirhowy setting, with residential and employment context for Wales enquiries.

• Leak detection in Treharris

  Treharris introduces steep valley geography and industrial-era settlement context to the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Treherbert

  Treherbert brings a Rhondda Fawr valley-head settlement and strongly terraced housing pattern into the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Treorchy

  Treorchy's Rhondda Fawr location and strongly terraced housing profile in the Wales guide.

• Leak detection in Welshpool

  A Powys valley town crossed by the Montgomery Canal, with historic terraces and nearby industrial premises.

• Leak detection in Wrexham

  A Welsh city with historic commercial streets, residential suburbs and a substantial industrial setting.

• Leak detection in Ynysybwl

  Ynysybwl adds a local river meeting and colliery-settlement history to this Wales property guide.

• Leak detection in Ystalyfera

  Upper Swansea Valley settlement on the Tawe, with hillside surroundings and an iron, tinplate and coal history.

• Leak detection in Ystrad

  Ystrad's Rhondda Fawr identity, with carefully distinguished Census geography and local leisure references.

• Leak detection in Ystrad Mynach

  Ystrad Mynach in the Rhymney Valley, with housing, reclaimed landscape and employment context for Wales enquiries.

Who fixes a leak on your supply pipe in Wales?

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.