There are several typical indications that there is a leak in the high-pressure water line connecting your home to the water meter.  If you notice any of the following you may have a problem that needs immediate attention:
 

• Standing water in your yard, and it has not rained recently
• Your water bill is unusually high
• Your basement is flooding, and you do not see an obvious leak

• Temperature changes can cause buried water line to crack or break.
• Water lines get old and may develope weaknesses over time
• The ground could have settled or shifted causing a leak

The line providing water to your home is a high pressure line and unfortunately even a pin hole size opening can leak several gallons of water a minute quickly damaging the ground or your basement, not to mention drastically increasing your water bill.

Replacing or repairing broken water line is a big job and is best left to professionals who understand what is required.  Homeowners Plumbing has the experience and equipment necessary to replace or repair your damaged water line and tie it into the public water service with minimal interruption to your already busy life. 

In many cases local water companies will provide relief from one excessively high water bill caused by a water service line leak.  Homeowners Plumbing will provide the documentation necessary to confirm a leak occurred and was repaired to apply for this relief.

At Homeowners Plumbing we are always very respectful of your property and landscaping and we understand your concerns.  Our pricing is competitive and our workmanship is professional. Call Homeowners Plumbing and our expert technicians will walk you though the process of replacing or repairing the pipe line and design a customized plan best suited to you and your particular situation.