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boy lives across the street is deployed........

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  • JamesRK
    hillbille wrote:
    hope they can get some credit from water company also, but doubt they will do that..........
    If they are anything like my heating oil company they won't. Yesterday I went down to their office and handed the little girl behind the counter my check. I said I brought you the remnant of my family fortune. She didn't miss a beat. She smiled, took the check and said "We'll take it".
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  • Brookwood
    hillbillie, the way houses are insulated and sealed these days I sure hope that when you or someone opens the front door...?. :o :shock: SPLASH!!
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  • hillbille
    I went over and talked to his dad, Ray, when I saw him pull in, they went through the house no puddles, no leaks anywhere, upstairs or downstairs, water heater, washer, dishwasher, they called the water company back while waiting we pulled the manhole in yard and looked at meter, it would run about 10 seconds then stop for 30 or so, then run10 seconds, figured it had to be toilet as everything was turned off. could not see/hear any leak in toilet bowl or resevoir. with the start stop seems like it can't be a underground leak or it would run constant, and no soft spots in yard or water in road. we shut off the faucet at back of toilets and it still seemed to move. the thanked me and said they would wait on meter reader as the water company was gonna have him stop back by, I am still leaning towards one of the toilets leaking hope they find it.....
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  • US Military Guy
    Turn off the main shut-off valve to the house. The one between the meter and the house - not the curb stop at the street. This will isolate ALL water usage in the house.

    If the meter still runs, you have a leak in the supply line between the meter and the house.

    Of course it will be different depending on how your utility installs the meter. For instance, in my house the distance between the meter and the main shut-off valve is about 4 inches - and the meter is in the basement. Any leak I have on "my side" of the meter will be immediately noticed. I will have a flooded basement.
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