Whitsunday Regional Council encourages homeowners and renters to be proactive in identifying concealed water leaks. Catching leaks early can save water, money, and reduce stress.
Look for signs like reduced water pressure, water pooling, damp patches, or unusually green grass. To check for a leak, turn off all taps and appliances for an hour and watch for any movement on your water meter reading dials.
If a leak is detected, make sure a qualified plumber completes the repair, and remember to include photos and a plumber’s report when applying for a bill concession from Whitsunday Water.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/WRCconcealedleaks.
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