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200-Unit High-Rise Slab Leak on 14th Floor — Repair Scope Reduced by 95%

200mm patch95% less damage$8K saved

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The Problem

Ceiling damage on 14th floor. Initial contractor estimate: cut open the entire bathroom on 15th floor to find source.

Detection Method

GPR mapped in-slab plumbing on 15th floor. Thermal found temperature anomaly. Acoustic confirmed leak at a specific fitting.

Results

200mm x 200mm patch. Repair scope reduced from 'cut the whole bathroom' to a single small patch. Dollars saved: approximately $8,000 in unnecessary restoration.

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