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Describe what you're seeing — running meter, high bill, wet ceiling, utility alert — and we'll tell you exactly what we'd do and what it costs. No pressure, no upsell.
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Include your city, what you're seeing, and the best number to call. We'll follow up fast.
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What to Tell Us When You Call
- Your city and ZIP code
- What you're seeing (running meter, wet area, high bill, utility alert)
- Home or commercial property
- Whether water is actively flowing somewhere it shouldn't
That's enough. We handle everything from there.
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Before You Call — Quick Self-Check
These help us diagnose your situation faster when you call.
1. Check Your Meter
Turn off everything that uses water in your home — faucets, appliances, ice maker. Find your meter (usually near the street curb) and watch the small triangle or dial. If it's moving, you have an active leak somewhere in your system.
2. Note the Leak Age
How long has this been happening? A sudden high bill points to a single failure. Gradual increases over months suggest a slow leak that has been running undetected — often underground or in irrigation. Tell us which.
3. Identify What's Wet
Is there visible moisture anywhere? Wet ceiling, soft floor, damp drywall, green patch of lawn above a line? The location of moisture narrows the type of leak significantly before we arrive — share anything you can see.