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jmiddl
Have a crack/busted waterline in between street and my house with water standing in middle of my front yard. Meter to house is probably 50 feet. Water confined to 1 particular area. This is second time. House build in 1983 and waterline is definitely pvc; possibly the ill-fated quest piping. Not sure. Anyhow, should I dig and repair myself or call the professional in and consider replacing entire length knowing its a matter of time before this happens again? Appreciate your advice. Leak is slow, but I must do something about it tomorrow, for sure. thanks bsink
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If it is white, then it is PVC and can be easily repaired. If it is blue, then it is PB and should be replaced.: Have a crack/busted waterline in between street and my house with water standing in middle of my front yard. Meter to house is probably 50 feet. Water confined to 1 particular area. This is second time. House build in 1983 and waterline is definitely pvc; possibly the ill-fated quest piping. Not sure. Anyhow, should I dig and repair myself or call the professional in and consider replacing entire length knowing its a matter of time before this happens again? Appreciate your advice. Leak is slow, but I must do something about it tomorrow, for sure. : thanks : bsink
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