1. Turn off all water sources: Before you begin your investigation, turn off all the water sources in your
home. This will help you narrow down the location of the leak.
2. Check your water meter: Once all the water sources are turned off, check your water meter to see if
it is still running. If the meter is still running, it indicates that water is still flowing somewhere in your
property, which could indicate a leak.
3. Inspect your property: Thoroughly walk around your Haverhill property, both inside and outside, and
look for any wet spots, mold, mildew, or cracks in the foundation or walls. Pay close attention to areas
with decreased water pressure or hot spots on the floor.
4. Perform a dye test: If you suspect a leak but can’t visually locate it, you can perform a dye test. Add a
few drops of food coloring into your toilet tank and wait a few minutes. If the color appears in the toilet
bowl without flushing, it could indicate an underground pipe leak.