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“Water lines” can refer to freshwater or wastewater. On this page, we are referring to the outside pipes that bring fresh water from the city’s mainline into your home. The industry terminology calls this “water service”.
To ensure water is delivered when wanted, your water service is kept under constant high pressure. As a result of this pressure, leaks can develop in weak or older pipes.
An elevated water bill is the most common, and often the only symptom of a plumbing leak in your water service. Sometimes, when a leak occurs, water will find its way onto your lawn or basement, whichever is downhill from the leak. Because uncontained water can be so damaging, we recommend locating your water shut-off at the water meter before an emergency arises.
Furthermore, water service may fail due to old age, the type of pipe, or the presence of tree roots. When a tree needs water, it can wriggle its way inside the smallest cracks in a pipe. In time, the pipe can break open and become an emergency situation.
Call Raymark Plumbing & Sewer at (206) 440-9077 if you suspect a water line is leaking. We will make recommendations to repair or replace part or all of the waterline.
If an outside pipe is leaking or flooding, turn off the water at the water meter.
Raymark Plumbing & Sewer plumbers have all the tools needed to shut off your water and to make repairs. Call us for any problems with water in your lawn, driveway, yard, patio, and home. Our expert and knowledgeable plumbers can solve the problem and stop water line leaks.
Did you know that the water line from the city water meter to the home is responsibility of the homeowner? If you are experiencing issues, call Raymark Plumbing & Sewer. Our licensed plumbers can resolve any water issues you may encounter.
Homeowners can find out what material your city water line is made of by visiting the Seattle Public Utilities website
Schedule your Raymark Plumbing & Sewer appointment today by calling (206) 440-9077, or submit our Contact form.
If water is leaking or flooding outside the house, shut off the water at the water meter. This will turn off all water to your home.
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