ProShield Leak Detection Inc. · Edmonton, Alberta
Expert water care. For Edmonton buildings.
Water-leak investigation, response and LEaC Shield pinhole-leak prevention for Edmonton condominium, multi-unit and commercial buildings.
Water response built around the next responsible decision.
ProShield helps Edmonton condominium, multi-unit, and commercial building teams respond to active water, investigate the likely source, document useful findings, and plan sensors or shutoff protection when the risk justifies it.
Guidance for shared buildings
Start with the property and the condition—not a guess about the tool or repair.
Condominiums and multi-unit properties · Commercial buildings · Pipes in buildings · Water leak guides
From the first call to a plain-language finding.
Tell us what is happening
If water is actively causing damage, call now. If the condition is stable, send the short callback request. The useful first details are the property, affected area, whether water is still moving, and who can provide safe access. The response can then be matched to the problem: active-water triage, targeted investigation, a plain-language record, or a prevention plan.
We investigate the source
ProShield starts with the least-disruptive suitable investigation. Thermal imaging can reveal temperature patterns associated with moisture or moving water. Acoustic methods can help narrow certain pressurized-line leaks. No single tool proves every source.
You get a plain-language finding
A useful leak investigation follows the evidence back toward the source and explains what is known, what is likely, and what still needs access or repair. A plain-language record helps everyone work from the same finding without turning uncertainty into an unsupported claim.
Edmonton, Alberta · Condominium, multi-unit and commercial buildings · Plain-language findings for owners, boards, property teams, and insurers
Clear answers before the call.
How quickly will ProShield arrive?
The website does not promise an arrival time. Timing is confirmed after the team understands the location, condition, safety, access, and current availability.
Who does ProShield work with?
ProShield Leak Detection Inc. provides water-leak investigation, response and prevention planning for condominium, multi-unit and commercial buildings in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. ProShield’s work is written for the people who run shared and commercial buildings in Edmonton: condominium boards and managers, owners of multi-unit properties, and commercial building owners and property teams.
Does every leak require opening walls or ceilings?
No. ProShield starts with the least-disruptive suitable investigation. Access may still be required when evidence points to a concealed source or a repair needs to be completed.
What is LEaC Shield?
Tiny holes in water pipes can cause recurring leaks. LEaC Shield is a managed corrosion-control program for domestic water piping. ProShield reviews the building’s hot and cold water system to assess whether LEaC Shield is suitable, then coordinates the equipment installation, setup and testing with qualified trades. LEaC Shield provides ongoing program servicing and equipment maintenance under its separate agreement. Suitability and support depend on the building assessment and signed agreement. Existing leaks still need appropriate repair, and the owner remains responsible for repairs and associated leak costs.
Can ProShield help with leak sensors and automatic shutoff?
ProShield Leak Defense brings detection, monitoring, notification, and water-control planning into one practical conversation. Placement follows likely leak sources and the path water could take. Shutoff suitability depends on the water system, valve arrangement, consequences of interruption, access, and operating responsibility. A site-specific review comes first.
Can ProShield help with insurance documentation?
ProShield can document the physical source and observations. Condominium and commercial water events often involve an owner, occupant, board, manager, contractor, and insurer. A plain-language record helps everyone work from the same finding without turning uncertainty into an unsupported claim. Finding a source does not by itself decide insurance coverage, legal responsibility, or whether an item is part of a unit or common property. Responsibility depends on the condominium’s documents, insurance, law, and appropriate professional advice.