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WATER LINE & MAIN SHUTOFF REPAIR

Low pressure or a soggy yard? Check the water line.

The line from the meter to your house and the main shutoff valve get little attention until something goes wrong. A leaking service line can show up as a wet spot in the yard and a high bill; a seized shutoff valve becomes a real problem the day you need to turn the water off. We repair and replace both.

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WARNING SIGNS

Do any of these sound familiar?

  • Wet or sunken spots between the meter and house
  • Sudden drop in water pressure
  • A main shutoff valve that won’t turn or won’t close fully
  • Banging pipes or pressure that’s too high

HOW WE HANDLE IT

Our approach

We locate the leak or failing component, then repair the section or replace the line from the meter to the house. We also replace main shutoff valves and install or adjust pressure-reducing valves when pressure is too high for your plumbing.

Know where your main shutoff is before you need it. If it’s stiff or corroded, replacing it is a small job that pays off in an emergency.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

Water Line & Main Shutoff Repair services

  • Main water service line repair
  • Water line replacement
  • Main shutoff valve replacement
  • Pressure-reducing valve installation
  • Hose bib and outdoor faucet repair
  • Backflow-related plumbing repairs
Plumbing emergency right now?Burst pipe, sewage backup or no water: we answer 24/7.
(727) 282-4323

FAQ

Water Line & Main Shutoff Repair: common questions

Who is responsible for the water line?

Generally the utility maintains the line up to the meter, and the homeowner is responsible for the line from the meter to the house.

Why is my water pressure suddenly low?

A leak in the service line, a failing pressure-reducing valve or a partly closed valve are common causes. Galvanized pipe can also clog over time.

Can high water pressure damage plumbing?

Yes. Excessive pressure strains fixtures, valves and water heaters. A pressure-reducing valve protects the system.

WHERE WE WORK

Water Line & Main Shutoff Repair across Pinellas County

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