What Should I Do If I Have a Major Leak in My Home?
August 27, 2013
If there is a leak inside your home or you have a burst pipe you should first turn off your water supply at the main shutoff valve. If you do not have a main shutoff valve, or don’t know where it is located, you may turn off your water at your meter in an emergency situation. It is advisable to contact a plumber during such emergencies. If any damage has occurred it is also advisable to contact your insurance company. Do not touch any wet electrical fittings – call an electrician.
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