Do-It-Yourself Repairs

Water loss can happen in unexpected places around your home. SAWS presents this educational series of Do-It-Yourself Repairs to help you fight costly water leaks in your home. These water-saving tips are just of the some ways you can prevent water waste and keep money from going down the drain.

The average homeowner can install high-efficiency showerheads and faucet aerators and repair dripping faucets and leaking toilets, saving 10,000 to more than 25,000 gallons per year for a family of four. Follow these proactive steps and become a water saver.

	Sprung a Leak? Your toilet can be the biggest water waster in your home. Check it for leaks. Tighten Up Indoor Leaks Fix indoor leaks now before your money goes down the drain. Tighten Up Outdoor Leaks Fix outdoor leaks now and save money. Ease the Flow With High - Efficiency Showerheads & Aerators, water flows more smoothly and it saves you money. Water Meters Help Detect Leaks Learning how to read your water meter can help you detect a leak instantly. Water Pressure Problems? Find out if have high or low water pressure problems.