In a press-release as of October 29, 2007, two international eco-friendly companies, American Leak Detection, Inc. (ALD) and Environmental Biotech Inc. (EBI), announced that they were forming an alliance with a purpose to expand their leak and drainage products and services. The vision of the project is to build a system of both company-owned and franchised “one-stop-shops” offering eco-friendly products and services in water conservation, management, and recycling. The companies partner together in order to provide millions of customers with a wide range of non-invasive solutions in relation to leak detection and collateral problems.

California-based ALD, which was founded in 1974 and which currently unites an extensive international network of highly-trained specialists, is the leading U.S. company among those providing ecologically-friendly leak detection services to consumers. It focuses on non-destructive detection of various types of leaks called forth by swimming pool cracks, plumbing systems defects, sewer breakages, and other causes. Smart electronic devices and advanced technologies are used instead of old-fashioned invasive detection methods. For six consecutive years, ALD has ranked Number 1 in the “Maintenance Products and Services” franchise sector of Entrepreneur® magazine.

Biotech International, with its headquarters located in both UK and US, is the leading and fastest growing provider of affordable services in relation to drainage of sewer, odour, wastewater, and grease. It helps consumers eliminate fats from their drain systems and solve odour problems by using an eco-friendly, non-toxic process of “bio remediation”, which allows certain strains of microbes “eat” sewage and other waste products leaving behind only clean water and carbon dioxide.

The alliance of American Leak Detection with Biotech International will be supportive of the international green movement and will start operating through US and UK franchise locations, which will be the primary centers of eco-friendly products and services distribution. In the future, the activities will be spread onto other places, and especially developing countries that often experience serious problems with water managements and pipe cleanliness. Other plans include establishing together of a new brand under the logo of “B Environmental”, which would emphasise hygiene, cleanliness, and odour control.