Customer: Does the heating system need a constant water supply? The house is a 5-year old ranch with hot-water baseboard radiators, with an oil-burning furnace. Its a weekend house in the Northeast and I'm considering shutting off the main water supply from the well pump to protect against water damage from a burst pipe when I'm not there.

Customer: It supplies hot water intermittently. It will supply hot warm water for a few seconds then turn cool or cold. Occasionally it will give warm water for a while. Last night cold water only m. This morning hot to warm water. Problem started after I …

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Customer: The water valve behind my toilet is turned off but the water won’t stop running. Any ideas why this might be? Thank you! Contractor's Assistant: I understand that the water valve behind your toilet is turned off, but the water is still running. Is the …

My water supply (separate meter) runs from the road edge (Severn Trent) across a neighbours property then a field of Aston Lawyer LLB (HONS) Over 23 years legal experience specialising in Property law and Wills/Estates

Ok thanks. This means the pressure switch is faulty unfortunately and will need to be replaced. It is what monitors the water level. Nothing you did caused this. This is very unusual to be so new. You have a full one year parts and labor warranty on it. I …

An employer is required, under OSHA, to have potable drinking water and access to restrooms available at the work place. Now, OSHA does not say anything about the employer having to allow employees to go home and not be at work in the event that they lack these requirements.

2. Shut-off hot or cold water supply under the sink and unscrew the supply line from the faucet; put the end into a bucket and turn valve back on. If pressure is good, the problem is in the faucet/ cartridge and you will need to take the faucet apart to flush out the area where the cartridge sits. If pressure is not good...go to next step. 3.

Given your description a frozen pipe(s) is the most likely culprit. The best things to do are: keep the hot and cold faucet open as long as someone is home and awake, get as much heat into the areas where the piping runs as possible and you can use a hair dryer or a heat gun (basically a hair dryer on steroids) on exposed piping.

My water supply (separate meter) runs from the road edge (Severn Trent) across a neighbours property then a field of Aston Lawyer LLB (HONS) Over 23 years legal experience specialising in Property law and Wills/Estates