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How To Perform A Leak Test |
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| Use the guidelines below to determine if water is leaking somewhere on your property. Repairs of a leak on the property owner's side of the water meter are the responsibility of the property owner. Turn off all water. Be sure no water is being used while you perform this test. Locate the water meter. Remove the meter box lid. There may also be a plastic cover over the meter that will need to be lifted to view the meter. Take a few moments and observe the meter. The red dial should not be moving. If the dial is moving water is flowing through the meter. Record the meter reading by all numbers, left to right. Do not run any water for at least one hour. Then recheck the meter reading and record. The readings should be the same. If the reading has moved, it suggests a leak. Replace the lid to the meter box. |
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Higher Than Normal Water Bill |
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| Check all facuets and toilets for leaks, drips, or a faulty lever on the commode. If you don't find an inside leak, it's possible the problem is underground. Verification of repaired leaks may result in an adjustment to your water bill. For more information, contact Customer Service at (615) 451-5922. | |||||||||||||
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