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Originally Posted by Swany00
After the meter, it's on her. Hopefully they will give her a reprieve on her water bill. I had a $6k bill one month from a cracked irrigation line that wasn't showing wetness anywhere, the crack went straight down. Had to charge the lines with CO2 to find the leak (cost $500 at the time) but saved me a ton of money. The county forgave the bill since I provided them proof of an irrigation leak. The plumbing company said they'd fix the leak for $1800, I laughed and said no wonder you ****ers have a sprint car at the local track, I'll cap it myself.
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I guess different areas different things.
The area I used to live in the water meters were inside the house about a foot above the cellar floor, of course its on the house owner!
Now from the curb cock in with houses over 70'away lines buried at about 5' down or so from that it could get expensive.