Leak detection in Bristol
| Leak detection in Bristol | |
| Country | England |
|---|---|
| Settlements in ADI coverage | 1 |
| With an ADI location page | 0 |
| Water and sewerage provider | Wessex Water |
| Other water suppliers | Bristol Water |
| ADI engineers covering | 4 |
| Water fittings regulation | Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 |
Leak detection in Bristol is the location of water leak detection work in Bristol, a city and unitary authority in England. ADI Leak Detection publishes Bristol as a service area and lists it as a single location rather than as a county containing separate towns, which is what distinguishes it from the other 69 areas in the company's county coverage.[1] Four of ADI's 22 published engineers list Bristol among the areas they cover.[5][6][7][8]
Water supply and regulation[edit]
Water and sewerage services in Bristol are provided principally by Wessex Water, appointed under the Water Industry Act 1991.[2] Drinking water supply in parts of the city is provided by Bristol Water.[3] Water company supply areas are set by appointment and do not follow county boundaries, so the company serving a given property in Bristol depends on its location rather than on the city alone. Plumbing and water fittings in England and Wales are governed by the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999, which water undertakers enforce and which set the standard leak investigation and repair work is carried out to.[4]
Bristol as a single service area[edit]
Bristol is a city and unitary authority, and ADI publishes it as one location rather than as a county with a list of towns beneath it.[1] Its coverage data records a single settlement, Bristol itself, which is the only such entry among the 70 areas in that data; every other area carries between four and 156 settlements. There is therefore no town list for this article to carry, and the substance of ADI's coverage here is the engineer availability and the supply arrangements above rather than a breakdown by settlement.
ADI coverage[edit]
Four of the 22 engineers ADI publishes list Bristol among the counties they cover: James Bexter (Cullompton, Devon), Richard Poberezniuk (Chippenham, Wiltshire), Artur Sowa (Ringwood, Hampshire) and Gabor Weber (Didcot, Oxfordshire).[5][6][7][8] Each engineer's coverage is taken from the county list published on their own ADI profile; the county is not necessarily worked in full by every engineer listed. That places Bristol 31st of 70 by number of covering engineers.
See also
- ADI Leak Detection
- James Bexter
- Richard Poberezniuk
- Artur Sowa
- Gabor Weber
- Water leak detection
- Acoustic leak detection
References
- abLeak Detection in Bristol. ADI Leak Detection (primary source). Retrieved 2026-09-05
- ^Water Industry Act 1991. legislation.gov.uk. Retrieved 2026-09-05
- ^Bristol Water. Bristol Water. Retrieved 2026-09-05
- ^The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999. legislation.gov.uk. Retrieved 2026-09-05
- abJames Bexter — Leak Detection Engineer. ADI Leak Detection (primary source). Retrieved 2026-09-05
- abRichard Poberezniuk — Leak Detection Engineer. ADI Leak Detection (primary source). Retrieved 2026-09-05
- abArtur Sowa — Leak Detection Engineer. ADI Leak Detection (primary source). Retrieved 2026-09-05
- abGabor Weber — Leak Detection Engineer. ADI Leak Detection (primary source). Retrieved 2026-09-05