Plumbing and leak repair in Marmaris
A dripping tap, constantly filling cistern or slow drain may look minor but can increase water use and damage surrounding surfaces. Where the source is visible, fittings and connections can be checked directly. Suspected leaks inside walls or floors may require a separate detection method.
Typical scope
- Tap, mixer and flexible hose replacement
- Cistern mechanisms and toilet connection checks
- Initial assessment of slow or blocked kitchen, shower and basin drains
- Repair of traps, seals, valves and visible pipe joints
- Assessment of water pressure and recurring leaks
Signs of a possible leak
Ceiling discolouration, blistering paint, damp smells, constantly wet grout or a moving meter when every tap is closed can indicate a leak. Moisture can also come from condensation, an external wall or an air-conditioning drain, so the source should be confirmed before destructive work.
What to do during a major leak
If safely accessible, close the main water valve, move electrical equipment away from water and reduce the risk of damage to lower floors. Request specialist help if water has reached electrical wiring.
Initial assessment
Photographs showing the wet area, nearby fittings and the water meter help us understand the scope. Hidden leaks may require different equipment or a specialist method, which can be determined after the first inspection.
