Lake Country, Interior & Okanagan
Drone leak detection in Lake Country
Leak.ca has been serving Lake Country industrial facilities since 1999. Our certified technicians use advanced non-invasive technology — thermal imaging, acoustic correlation, ground-penetrating radar, and tracer gas — to locate hidden water and process leaks without unnecessary damage to your property. Commercial and agricultural community between Kelowna and Vernon.
Neighbourhoods we serve in Lake Country
We respond across Lake Country, including Winfield, Oyama, and Carrs Landing. Same-day appointments are typically available for urgent situations; regular bookings within 24–48 hours.
Common drone leak issues in Lake Country
- Mystery leaks on the top floor — Water staining on an upper level of a tall building is almost always coming through the roof or wall envelope above. Aerial thermal pinpoints the entry point.
- Aging flat roof, no recent survey — Most commercial flat roofs need a thermal survey every 5 years to catch wet insulation. Catching it early can save the membrane.
- Wet insulation suspected — Water trapped between membrane and deck won't show inside — but it doubles your heating cost and rots the deck. Thermal imaging finds it instantly.
- Strata depreciation report — BC strata corporations require periodic depreciation reports. Aerial roof imagery + thermal is a far better evidence base than visual-only walks.
Why Lake Country property managers choose Leak.ca
- No scaffolding, no rope, no roof walks — A 30-minute drone flight replaces a $5,000–$25,000 scaffolding setup or two days of rope-access work. Zero working-at-height risk.
- Transport Canada Advanced RPAS certified — Our pilots hold Transport Canada Advanced RPAS certificates. Fully insured commercial drone operations — required for legal work in BC airspace.
- 4K visual + thermal in one flight — Each inspection captures geo-tagged 4K photo, video, and FLIR-grade radiometric thermal data — all annotated in your report.
- Reports for insurance + strata depreciation — Detailed PDF reports with thermal overlays, moisture maps, and annotated images — accepted by all major insurers, strata councils, and engineering firms.