Responding to a Leak Alarm

To locate water leakages in your water system, refer to the leakage finder guide below. This will help you identify potential leaks and take the necessary steps to fix them.

To check for toilet leaks, add food coloring to the tank overnight. If the bowl has color without flushing in the morning, there's a leak.

To find water leaks from appliances, disconnect all appliances from the outlet until you locate the source. The water might be in the form of a slow drip.

Visible dampness in your kitchen, bathroom, or laundry area could indicate a water leak, leading to home mess and potential mold growth if left unfixed.

Use the six checks below to reveal a potential water leak in your home. We recommend you schedule a water leak repair with a trusted local plumber immediately to prevent water damage.

You can detect water leaks in walls or ceilings when:

1. There are puddles of water near a wall.

2. There is discoloration in the wall or ceiling.

3. There is a change of texture in the wall or ceiling.

4. There is a musty smell.

5. There are signs of mold and mildew.

6. You can hear the sound of water dripping

If you suspect a water leak, call a plumber for repairs promptly to prevent further damage.