I haven't had to deal with it yet- but several of my neighbors have and I've spoken with the contractors who have done the repairs/replacement. In our case we have blue plastic supply lines between
Well, not a leaky line, but we replaced ours as part of a remodel, we needed the extra volume for fire sprinklers. You obviously know where your meter is. Do you know where the line runs to get from
We had a slow leak in the water line somewhere between the meter and house...about 1,000 feet of water line to check. We hired a firm, LeakTek, to probe the ground and locate the leak. They do this b
The city replaced the water main down our street this summer and in doing so ran new copper from the main to the new shut-off valves they were installing (in preparation for adding meters in the next
Isn't there a "Main" valve that you can turn off to prevent any water from coming into your house? If so, close it and watch the meter. Then I would call and talk to the water co. They may own to the
Around here our soil is acidic enough that you're not allowed to put metal pipe in the ground (unless it's completely jacketed in something else, as our old gas pipe apparently is.) When looking at
I've done this FOUR times! Three repairs, one replace. I've never had a leak in the middle, always at the end. Both plastic and copper. I just did this two months ago but I got lucky, I just started