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Leaks.ca is the educational leak detection hub and service-support division of Leak.ca. We help BC property owners understand leak risks and connect with professional detection services when needed.

Infrastructure

Leak Detection for Parking Structures

Parkades are where building leaks often surface — and where slab leaks, membrane failures and corrosion quietly threaten the structure above.

Leaks.ca is the educational leak detection hub and service-support division of Leak.ca, helping BC property owners understand leak risks and connect with professional detection services when needed.

Specialized: GPR Leak Detection & Concrete Scanning

In-depth detection guidance for parking structures, tied to every BC city.

Why Parking Structures Leak the Way They Do

Below-grade and elevated parkades carry suspended slabs, waterproofing membranes and embedded post-tension or rebar reinforcement. Water intrusion corrodes reinforcement and signals leaks from the building above.

Common Leaks
  • Suspended-slab and membrane leaks
  • Below-grade wall and drainage water intrusion
  • Plumbing and mechanical leaks surfacing in the parkade
  • Expansion-joint and penetration leaks
What a Professional Assessment Involves
  • GPR scanning for embedded reinforcement and voids before any cut
  • Moisture mapping of slabs and walls
  • Tracing leaks back to the building source above

Why It Matters

Protects structural reinforcement from corrosion

Identifies building leaks early at their surfacing point

Supports strata and structural documentation

Relevant Detection Services

Parking Structures — Frequently Asked

Why does water appear in the parkade from above?

Parkade ceilings are often the lowest point where building leaks surface. Tracing the staining back up through the structure locates the true source, and GPR ensures any repair avoids embedded cables and rebar.

Other Infrastructure Properties

Concerned about a leak in your parking structure?

Hidden leaks rarely reveal themselves until the damage is done. If you suspect a leak, a certified technician can locate it non-invasively and document it for insurance. Leaks.ca is the educational division — for booking and on-site detection across British Columbia, our service partner Leak.ca handles professional assessments.

Educational hub & service-support division of Leak.ca · Serving all of British Columbia · Since 1999