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Water Service Line Guides

Practical explanations to help you understand a water line problem before you talk to a provider.

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Front yard of a Southern California home with a soggy wet patch and puddle on the lawn near the sidewalk
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Signs of a water service line leak

Wet ground, pressure changes, bill spikes and a meter check you can do without tools.

Gloved hands working on a leaking copper water pipe exposed in a shallow lawn trench
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Water line repair vs. replacement

The factors providers weigh when deciding between fixing a section and replacing the line.

Saw-cut opening in a concrete driveway exposing a copper water pipe in the soil
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What affects water line repair cost

Length, depth, surfaces, materials, method, permits and restoration, explained.

Small access pit in a lawn beside a house with a new blue pipe for trenchless replacement
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Trenchless water line repair

What "trenchless" means for a supply line and which conditions affect whether it's suitable.

Water meter box lid in the grass strip between the sidewalk and the street in front of a home
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Who is responsible for the line in Gardena?

What Golden State Water's rules say about the utility side and the customer side.

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Call +1 800-208-8875 about a water line problem