Reading the meter
When you call, tell us what you noticed. We put you in touch with a plumber who sorts out where the water is going and repairs it.
A water bill that climbs, a stain on a ceiling or a wet patch in the yard can all mean a leak you cannot see. Call, and we connect you with a plumber who can trace it.
A leak can sit at the meter, in a wall, under the slab or in the yard line, and the place decides how it gets found.

When you call, tell us what you noticed. We put you in touch with a plumber who sorts out where the water is going and repairs it.
Stains, peeling paint and soft drywall show where water has reached, which is not always where it is leaking from.
Water lines can run under a concrete slab, where a leak stays out of sight. A plumber traces it so the repair can be planned.
Wet ground that never dries can point to a break in the line running from the meter to the house.
Ownership of the water service line changes at the meter. The Town of Mooresville owns the line from the main in the street up to and including the meter, and the property owner owns the line beyond the meter to inside the home.
Pipe replacement decisions go through the repiping page, and a burst pipe is covered on the emergency page. For anything else, Mooresville homeowners can start from the homepage.
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
Call (855) 321-3426