Checklists you can print and fill in

Map your shutoffs, log a problem that comes and goes, test your meter for hidden leaks, and vet a plumber before you hire one. Print them, or keep them on your phone next to the number you plan to call.

  • Home shutoff map worksheet

    Ten minutes spent finding and labeling your shutoffs now saves a flooded floor later. Walk the house with this worksheet and fill in each line.

  • Plumbing symptom log

    Intermittent problems are the hardest to diagnose. A simple log of what happened, where and when gives a plumber the pattern instead of a guess.

  • Plumber hiring checklist

    A few questions before work starts protect you from most bad outcomes. Use this list for emergency calls and planned jobs alike.

  • Plumbing maintenance calendar

    A little attention a few times a year keeps hard water, roots and worn parts from turning into emergencies. Print this calendar and check items off.

  • Emergency plumbing kit

    A small box of the right supplies, kept where everyone can find it, turns a plumbing emergency into a manageable mess.

  • Water heater checkup worksheet

    A visual check of your water heater takes a few minutes and catches the problems that most often lead to a leak or a call to SoCalGas.

  • Water meter leak test worksheet

    Your water meter is the simplest leak detector you own. With everything off and a few readings, you can tell whether water is escaping and roughly where.

  • Older home plumbing checklist for buyers

    A general home inspection may not look inside the sewer lateral or under the slab. This checklist covers the plumbing questions worth asking before you buy.

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