How do I check for water leaks?

To check for leaks in your home, you first need to determine whether you're wasting water. Then identify the source of the leak. In most cases the water line running to your home is "metered" for accountability and billing purposes. A leak on your line can be very costly. Yet, even a very small leak can be found through trying a few simple techniques and can save you from a nasty surprise from your local utility company. If you have been notified that you have a leak, here are a few steps you can do before calling a plumber. The more you do, the less it will cost you in the long run! After you have checked your home for possible water leaks and still feel you have a leak call 755-7310.

Leaks Can Run, but They Can't Hide

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1. What are the colored flags or painted marks on my property?
2. Where can I take tree limbs, brush, grass clippings, leaves?
3. How do I check for water leaks?
4. I need to locate water and sewer on my property. Who should I call?
5. Where do I go to recycle?
6. Why do I have low water pressure?
7. Why is there water in my meter box?
8. How is my Average Winter Consumption (AWC) calculated?