Household leaks account for more than 1 trillion gallons of water wasted nationwide every year. That’s equal to the annual household water use of more than 11 million homes! Common types of leaks found inside and outside the home include worn toilet flappers, dripping faucets or showerheads, faulty outdoor spigots and broken sprinkler heads. All… Continue Reading Fix a Leak week is March 18-24
For a limited time, SAWS is offering enhanced leak adjustments as part of the utility’s COVID-19 recovery plan. To qualify for a one-time leak adjustment credit on your bill: Provide proof that the leak has been repaired. Have a SAWS account 60 days or more past due since Aug. 1. Set up a payment plan… Continue Reading SAWS Offers Extra Help for Costly Water Leaks
Below-freezing temperatures took a toll on pipes throughout the city. Your in-ground sprinkler system could also have sustained damage. Take these steps now to avoid bigger, more costly problems later. Locate any leaking pipes or valves and mark them with a flag or paint. Find the backflow preventer, which is usually in a rectangular box… Continue Reading Big Freeze Aftermath: Sprinkler System Checkup