Leak detection across Gwynedd: the towns we cover

Which Gwynedd towns have their own leak detection page?

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

Gwynedd settlement pages set out local housing and landscape details for water enquiries. The list includes Llanberis, Criccieth, Y Bala and smaller villages. Tell the team the locality and explain access to the connection requiring investigation.

Water leak detection for Gwynedd’s smaller settlements brings together places from Bethesda and Pwllheli to Tywyn and Y Bala. The team investigates the affected property’s water connection, circuit or fitting. Use the locality pages to describe the setting, then explain the symptom and the access available.

• Leak detection in Bethesda

  Water enquiries among Bethesda’s hillside rows and slate-industry housing.

• Leak detection in Pwllheli

  Water investigations in Pwllheli, including the historic West End resort setting.

• Leak detection in Blaenau-Ffestiniog

  Concealed-water enquiries in Blaenau Ffestiniog’s slate-industry setting.

• Leak detection in Tywyn

  Water and drainage enquiries in Tywyn’s coastal railway setting.

• Leak detection in Dolgellau

  Water investigations around Dolgellau’s historic terraced buildings.

• Leak detection in Porthmadog

  Supply and concealed-water enquiries in Porthmadog’s harbour setting.

• Leak detection in Y Felinheli

  Water enquiries in Y Felinheli’s former slate-port setting.

• Leak detection in Bala

  Water investigations in Y Bala, where the Afon Tryweryn runs through town.

• Leak detection in Barmouth

  Ceiling and water enquiries in Barmouth’s seaside settlement.

• Leak detection in Llanberis

  Heating and water enquiries in Llanberis, with the National Slate Museum as a local reference.

• Leak detection in Penygroes

  Water enquiries in Penygroes within the former slate-quarrying Dyffryn Nantlle area.

• Leak detection in Criccieth

  Roof-entry enquiries in Criccieth, beneath its castle and beside the historic town common.

• Leak detection in Llanrug

  Supply-loss enquiries in Llanrug, with its river and stone-bridge setting.

• Leak detection in Penrhyndeudraeth

  Drainage and water enquiries near Penrhyndeudraeth’s River Dwyryd setting.

• Leak detection in Clwt - y - bont

  Heating enquiries in Clwt-y-bont’s historic quarry-worker housing setting.

• Leak detection in Nefyn

  Water investigations in Nefyn’s maritime settlement, with its former parish church as a historic reference.

• Leak detection in Harlech

  Ceiling enquiries across Harlech’s high-town and low-town setting.

• Leak detection in Tregarth

  Water enquiries in Tregarth, including housing associated with slate-quarry workers.

• Leak detection in Bethel

  Water enquiries for Bethel in Gwynedd, with chapel-centred quarry-family housing history.

• Leak detection in Waunfawr

  Outdoor-water enquiries in Waunfawr’s Gwyrfai valley setting.

• Leak detection in Llan Ffestiniog

  Concealed-water enquiries in Llan Ffestiniog, with older building fabric around the village square.

• Leak detection in Rachub

  Heating and water enquiries among Rachub’s terraces and narrow foot access.

• Leak detection in Llanbedrog

  Water and roof-entry enquiries near Llanbedrog’s Mynydd Tir-y-cwmwd headland.

• Leak detection in Groeslon

  Supply enquiries in Groeslon, with its agricultural and slate-mining history.

• Leak detection in Bontnewydd

  Domestic-water enquiries in Bontnewydd beside the Gwyrfai.

• Leak detection in Dyffryn Ardudwy

  Water enquiries in Dyffryn Ardudwy’s coastal setting beneath Moelfre.

• Leak detection in Talysarn

  Heating enquiries in Talysarn’s slate-quarrying Nantlle Valley setting.

• Leak detection in Tremadog

  Rainwater-entry enquiries in Tremadog’s planned historic centre.

• Leak detection in Fairbourne

  Water investigations in Fairbourne, south of the Mawddach estuary.

• Leak detection in Abersoch

  Pool and water enquiries in Abersoch, where the Soch reaches the sea.

• Leak detection in Bryn-crug

  Water enquiries in Bryncrug beside the Afon Fathew.

• Leak detection in Aberdyfi

  Water enquiries in Aberdovey’s waterfront and hillside setting.

• Leak detection in Llwyngwril

  Water and roof enquiries where Llwyngwril’s coast meets steep hills.

• Leak detection in Morfa Bychan

  Supply enquiries at Morfa Bychan beside its sandy coastal frontage.

• Leak detection in Tal-y-bont

  Water enquiries in Tal-y-bont, Gwynedd, on the Cambrian railway route.

• Leak detection in Trefor

  Heating and water enquiries in Trefor below Yr Eifl.

• Leak detection in Morfa Nefyn

  Water enquiries in Morfa Nefyn’s sandy-beach setting.

• Leak detection in Llanllyfni

  Heating enquiries in Llanllyfni beside the river Llyfni.

• Leak detection in Llanbedr

  Water enquiries in Llanbedr, with its slate heritage and historic parish church.

• Leak detection in Llandygai

  Water enquiries in Llandygai’s nineteenth-century estate-village setting.

• Leak detection in Carmel

  Water investigations in Carmel, Gwynedd, with Victorian and later housing.

• Leak detection in Trawsfynydd

  Water enquiries in linear Trawsfynydd beside the A470.

• Leak detection in Rhostryfan

  Supply enquiries in Rhostryfan, with its former railway station as a local reference.

• Leak detection in Caeathro

  Water enquiries in Caeathro’s roadside setting on the A4085.

• Leak detection in Penisa'r Waun

  Water enquiries in Penisa’r Waun’s historic quarry-village setting.

Who fixes a leak on your supply pipe in Gwynedd?

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.