


Miguel Torres is Leak Detection Santa Ana’s Senior Leak Detection Technician, with 15+ years of experience finding leaks the non-invasive way. He’s trained in acoustic and electronic leak detection, thermal and infrared imaging, and video sewer-camera inspection, the toolkit that lets him pinpoint a leak before anyone picks up a shovel.
Miguel Torres brings 15+ years of experience to Leak Detection Santa Ana’s detection work, with hands-on training in acoustic and electronic leak-listening equipment, thermal and infrared imaging, and video sewer-camera inspection. Where founder David Herrera sets the company’s overall standard for detection accuracy, Miguel is often the technician actually running the equipment on a given job, locating slab leaks, tracing water heater and pool leaks, and inspecting sewer lines by camera before anyone recommends digging.
Miguel’s approach reflects the company’s core belief: find it precisely first, then talk about repair. That toolkit is why his work covers a wide range of the company’s service areas, from water heater leaks to pool and spa leaks to general leak-detection calls that don’t fit neatly into one category.
He is also a named technical co-author and reviewer, alongside David, on the company’s gas leak detection content, where his training in acoustic and electronic detection methods is the closest in-house fit. The safety-response guidance itself is handled jointly with David, and it always points toward SoCalGas or 911 for an active emergency, never a closed-loop, do-it-yourself fix.
Miguel’s toolkit covers acoustic and electronic leak detection, thermal and infrared imaging, and video sewer-camera inspection, applied across water heater, pool and spa, and general leak-detection work.
Miguel is the primary author on the following pages, and a named technical co-author/reviewer on the Gas Leak Detection pillar.
Sewer
Water Heater
Pool & Spa
General Hub
Irrigation
Gas Leak (named co-author/reviewer only - David Herrera is primary author)
Acoustic, thermal and sewer-camera detection. Visits run Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm; our emergency line is answered 24/7, in English or Spanish.
(714) 386-7923Call or text, day or night Book a Detection VisitMiguel is trained in acoustic and electronic leak detection, thermal and infrared imaging, and video sewer-camera inspection.
Miguel is a named technical co-author and reviewer on the company’s gas leak content, alongside founder David Herrera, who is the primary author. He is not the primary safety authority on that content. If you smell gas or suspect an active gas leak, contact SoCalGas or call 911 first – that referral always comes before any in-house guidance.