Our IntegriScan™ low-voltage scanning technology identifies breaches in roofing membranes with pinpoint accuracy—without cutting or disrupting the existing membrane.
Whether you have a new installation you need to verify or an existing roof showing signs of moisture intrusion, Professional Roof Membrane Leak Detection Services finds the exact source of the problem fast.
- TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin) membranes
- PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) membranes
- EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer)
- KEE (Ketone Ethylene Ester) membranes
- SBS Modified Bitumen
- Green roof assemblies
Common Questions About Electronic Leak Detection
What is electronic leak detection and how does it work?
Electronic leak detection uses low-voltage electrical current passed across a roofing membrane or waterproofing system. When moisture enters through a breach, it creates a conductive path that is immediately detected and pinpointed using audible and visual signals. The method is 100% non-destructive—no cutting, drilling, or flooding required. ELD Solutions uses IntegriScan™ technology compliant with ASTM D7877 and ASTM D8231 standards.
What types of roofing membranes can you test?
We test all major commercial and residential membrane types, including TPO, PVC, EPDM, KEE, SBS Modified Bitumen, green roof assemblies, waterproofing coatings, hot and cold fluid-applied membranes, and traffic coatings. If you are unsure whether your roof qualifies, contact Daniel Gonzalez at 209-470-3106 for a quick consultation.
Is electronic leak detection better than a flood test?
Yes, in most cases. Traditional flood tests require temporary dams, large volumes of water, and prolonged soaking—and can cause additional damage if the drain system is compromised. Electronic leak detection finds the exact breach location in a fraction of the time with no water, no weight loading, and no risk of additional damage. It also works in weather conditions that would delay flood testing.
What areas of California does ELD Solutions serve?
We serve Central California and the Bay Area, including Fresno, Modesto, Stockton, Merced, Turlock, Sacramento, San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, and surrounding communities. Contact us to confirm availability for your project location.
Do you provide documentation and reports after testing?
Yes. Every inspection includes a detailed written report documenting breach locations with GPS coordinates, photographic evidence, and a summary of findings. Reports meet the documentation standards for warranty claims, insurance submissions, and project quality control records.
