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Leak Repair – Masters Plumbing

Leak Repairs

Leaks are very common in both commercial buildings and residential homes. This is especially true for older buildings.

Common Signs You Have A Leak Include:

  • Damp or stained walls, ceiling tiles or floors
  • Unusual pipe noises
  • Running water from fixtures
  • High utility bills

Leaks are not always easy to spot and can cause expensive damage. Take the following example:

A typical kitchen faucet runs at about 1.0 gpm (gallons per minute).

Let’s say you have a very small leak that flows 0.1 gpm.If this is a continuous leak, you are looking at:

0.1 gpm = 6 gph (gallons per hour)

6gph = 144 gallons per day = 1,008 gallons per week = 4,032 gallons wasted per month

That’s a lot of milk jugs worth of water to just be pouring down the drain.

This wasted water, being caused by a very small leak, is being charged to you by the water company every month.

By having a leak examined and repaired, you could be looking at a significant expense prevention.

Call Masters Plumbing at (417) 840~3456 to take a look for leaks today!