Car Leaks Advice: Can you Do It Yourself? Video
DIY Video helpful advice and tips for people who might want to do the car themselves or maybe thinking or coming to us, but it’s a long way.
It is possible to do some work yourself or do some of the work and bring it to us for the rest.
This video covers safety aspects such as vehicle electronics (airbags, ECUs), dealing with mould spores. Common causes of leaks, problems of drying a wet car, how much water you can expect to find.
We are a rain water leak specialist and offer a comprehensive service for car water leak detection, which includes drying cars and odour removal.
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