HydroTrace supports municipal infrastructure across Gauteng with technical diagnostics, underground infrastructure investigation, trenchless pipe rehabilitation support and utility mapping services.
Undetected underground leaks can result in structural deterioration, escalating municipal costs, operational disruption and long-term infrastructure instability.
Recurring blockages, root intrusion, collapsed drains and displaced joints require CCTV inspection before excavation or replacement decisions are made.
Utility locating and GPR scanning help reduce excavation risk before drilling, trenching, coring or civil construction begins.
Infrastructure failures in operational facilities can interrupt tenants, staff, customers and critical site operations.
Typical diagnostic situations encountered on municipal infrastructure projects across Gauteng. Each situation is handled diagnostic-first to minimise excavation and avoid repair scope errors.
Stepped isolation, district metering review, ultrasonic flow logging and acoustic leak survey identify where treated water is being lost between bulk supply and consumer connection — the core of any non-revenue water reduction programme.
CCTV inspection across a defined network section produces a defect-coded condition report (root intrusion, joint displacement, structural cracks, sediment build-up) suitable for capital prioritisation and rehabilitation planning.
For aging gravity sewers and pressurised mains in suitable condition, trenchless rehabilitation (CIPP relining, brush coating, in-situ relining) restores hydraulic performance without the disruption and cost of open-cut replacement.
CCTV inspections produce video, defect logs and pipe-by-pipe condition coding suitable for incorporation into asset management and infrastructure renewal plans.
Yes — acoustic and correlation methods are deployed for fast localisation of bulk-main and reticulation losses. Response can be arranged on short notice for critical events.
Yes. Suitability is determined by pipe material, diameter, hydraulic performance and condition. CCTV inspection and flow logging inform whether relining is viable or replacement is required.