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Drip, Drip, Drip...... How to Find a Water Leak
Did you know that 10% of American homes waste over 90 gallons of water per day?
It's not from watering the lawn or taking long showers. The culprit is an undetected water leak, something that wastes 900 billion gallons of water every year in the US!
Do you know how to find a water leak in your home? Don't wait for a plumbing emergency to happen!
Instead, follow the tips outlined below to hunt down (and fix) water leaks before they cause serious trouble.
How to Find Where a Leak Is Coming From
Some leaks, like a pool that forms beneath your dishwasher, are easy to identify. Others, like a leak hidden behind a wall or underground, may not be so apparent.
If there are visible signs of water or water damage, move the appliance if possible to confirm the source of the leak. If you can't pinpoint it, turn off your home's water valve for a few hours and measure the results on your water meter. If the meter reading has changed, you have a hidden leak.
How to Tell If You Have a Water Leak Underground
Your first sign of an underground leak is a higher-than-average water bill. Compare your water bills from the past few months to see if there's a steady increase.
You can also monitor your water meter or analyze your overall usage. A family of 4 should use no more than 12,000 gallons of water per month. If your usage is higher than that, a leak is probably to blame.
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