Main drain leak: heard first, then seen with dye
The listening device flagged the deep end. We dove to the main drain and released dye at its fitting: it was pulled straight in.
- Acoustic listening
- Underwater inspection
- Dye test
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01 · TestFisher XLT-30 listening device on the deck. -

02 · InspectDiving to the main drain. -

03 · TestDye released at the main drain fitting. -

04 · FindingDye pulled into the fitting: leak confirmed.
Photos and clips from our own job in Pembroke Pines, FL. Location shown by city only, to protect our client's privacy.
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