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Finding a water leak

Jonah42 · 2010-12-27 15:03:17

Hi, Yesterday the water supply to out house stopped. We're pretty sure it's due to a water pipe outside leaking, but we've no way of finding the leak short of digging up the whole driveway. If anyone has any advice it would be greatly appreciated.

27-12-2010 03:03PM

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Jonah42

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Hi,

Yesterday the water supply to out house stopped. We're pretty sure it's due to a water pipe outside leaking, but we've no way of finding the leak short of digging up the whole driveway. If anyone has any advice it would be greatly appreciated.

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#2 27-12-2010 03:32PM

stephentbb2000

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There are leak detection companys who use specialist sound equipment to detect and find leaks.

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#3 27-12-2010 03:52PM

Buford T Justice

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Unless its a complete break you should still have some amount of water coming into the house, are you?

Mains pipes generally dont burst, they tend to fail at the fittings instead.

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