If your home’s plumbing system is experiencing higher-than-usual sediment levels or producing rust-brown colored water, there may be an issue with the water mainline. Both symptoms indicate that you have a crack in either dirt & soil entering through it or corrosion from iron oxide (rust).

Have Wet, Soggy Spots Appeared in Your Lawn
If it hasn’t rained recently in your area and you find damp or soggy patches in your yard, this may be a sign that the water line is cracked beneath your feet. By this point, if the crack has been leaking for some time then there will most likely already be extensive damage to surrounding areas of soil; therefore call Drainkeepers right away to get repairs done as soon as possible.

Decrease in Your Water Pressure
Has your water pressure dropped across the plumbing system? It may not be a direct sign of a broken water line needing repair, but it is best to call a plumber for an inspection.

Water Bill Increasing Unusually
If you’ve noticed that your water bill has become abnormally high, the likely cause is either a leak in your home or some other minor problem with how much water flows through our system each day. You can’t fix what you don’t know exists so give us a call today and let one of our licensed plumbers come out to inspect for any potential problems before they escalate.