Leak detection across Bridgend: the towns we cover

Which Bridgend towns have their own leak detection page?

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

The Bridgend county enquiry area includes smaller settlements in the Garw and Ogmore valleys. Village pages give local housing context and named postcode districts. Tell the team which place applies and explain the water symptom and access needed at the property.

Water leak detection for Bridgend county’s smaller settlements begins with the locality and the property’s symptoms. The team investigates concealed water routes at the villages named below, from the Garw and Ogmore valleys to South Cornelly. Describe the affected rooms, supply or outside connection and any access that needs arranging.

• Leak detection in Ogmore Vale

  Water investigations for Ogmore Vale homes beside the River Ogmore, with local terrace and supply-route context.

• Leak detection in Pontycymer

  Heating and water-pipe investigations in Pontycymer, a Garw Valley settlement with a substantial terraced housing share.

• Leak detection in Nant-y-moel

  Concealed water investigations in Nant-y-moel, where terraces form most of the Census accommodation.

• Leak detection in Betws

  Water and bathroom investigations in Bettws, Bridgend, with semi-detached housing and St David’s Church as locality references.

• Leak detection in Blaengarw

  Concealed pipe and ceiling enquiries in Blaengarw, the uppermost village in the Garw river valley.

• Leak detection in Gilfach Goch

  Water enquiries for the Bridgend allocation of Gilfach Goch, with the particular locality and supply route identified.

• Leak detection in Cefn Cribwr

  Water-connection and drainage enquiries in Cefn Cribwr, with its recorded ironworks providing a local reference.

• Leak detection in Llangeinor

  Heating and concealed-water enquiries in Llangeinor, within the Garw Valley.

• Leak detection in Pant-yr-Awel

  Water investigations for Pant-yr-Awel and Lewistown, with the two localities retained in one Census housing area.

• Leak detection in Laleston

  Water enquiries in Trelales, also identified as Laleston, with detached housing and St David’s Church as local references.

• Leak detection in Blackmill

  Concealed-water enquiries in Blackmill, at the meeting of the Ogwr Fach and Ogmore rivers.

• Leak detection in Heol-y-Cyw

  Water and roof-entry enquiries in Heol-y-Cyw, south of Mynydd Y Gaer Common.

• Leak detection in South Cornelly

  Water-supply and bathroom enquiries in South Cornelly, with Ty Maen recorded as a local heritage reference.

Who fixes a leak on your supply pipe in Bridgend?

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.