Why Check Your Water Meter?

I'll tell you why.  Because if your water meter is running and you're not using any water, you have a leak in your water supply piping system.  Somewhere.  The question is where.  This can often lead to significant damage and expense if left unchecked.

I recently consulted a client on a downhill lot with a drainage problem and they wanted to know how to resolve it.  Previous contractors and engineers all recommended doing subsurface drainage solutions and that's not cheap. 

Closing Message 

I hope you find this newsletter informative and educational and I look forward to the next time.

If you have any suggestions or comments feel free to contact me at tom@anderbergconsulting.com
 

Structurally yours,

Tom Anderberg
 

What do Water Meters Look Like?

Let's take a look inside the water meter box and see what the meters look like.  "See Photos"

Reading your water meter is easy.  Especially the new ones.  The older ones are a little tricky.  All in all, just remember that the meters read in cubic feet and 1 cubic foot is roughly 7.5 gallons of water (actually 7.4805).  There you go. 

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