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Soggy spots in the yard, a meter that won't stop spinning, pressure that suddenly dropped? The main water line between your meter and your house may be leaking. We locate it first, so the digging is targeted, and then repair it.
KNOW THE SIGNS
Wet or soggy ground, or unusually green patches, along the path from the meter to the house
The water meter moves with everything turned off
Water pressure dropped throughout the house
A sudden jump in your water bill
Sunken ground or water pooling near the meter box
HOW WE DO IT
Electronic line locating maps where your water line actually runs across the yard.
Acoustic listening equipment finds the leak along that route, so the excavation can be targeted to the leak.
We repair the damaged section, or discuss replacing the line if it's failing. Free estimate* first; 2-year parts and labor warranty after.
The main water line carries every gallon your home uses, and it runs underground, often under gravel, landscaping or hardscape. A leak can waste a lot of water before it ever surfaces. We find the leak with acoustic equipment and line tracing, then open the ground at the leak.
If the line is in good condition and the leak is isolated, a section repair is usually enough. If the pipe is aging or has failed in several places, replacing the line may be the better long-term fix. We'll show you what we found, put it in a written report, and give you a free estimate* for both.
The line between the water meter and your house is generally the property owner's responsibility. Your water provider can confirm where its responsibility ends for your address. If the leak turns out to be on the provider's side of the meter, we'll tell you.
*Diagnostic fee may apply.
WORK IN THE PHOENIX VALLEY
WHY WESTERN SKY
QUESTIONS
We trace the water line's route with an electronic line locator, then listen along it with acoustic leak detection equipment to pinpoint where the water is escaping, before we dig.
Turn off every faucet and water-using appliance, then watch the water meter. If it keeps moving, water is going somewhere. Wet spots in the yard or a drop in pressure are other common signs.
Usually not. Pinpointing the leak first lets us target the excavation to where the leak is.
Serving the whole Phoenix Valley.
