Worksheets to print and fill in

Meter logs, shutoff maps, symptom diaries and hiring checklists. Fill one in before you call and the first visit starts halfway done.

  • Water shutoff map worksheet

    A leak is the wrong time to hunt for valves. Walk the house once with this worksheet so everyone knows where to turn the water off.

  • Hidden leak symptom log

    Hidden leak clues come and go. Writing them down for a few days turns scattered hunches into a pattern a plumber can work with.

  • Water meter reading log

    Three worksheets in one: an overnight test, a valve-by-valve isolation check, and a monthly log that shows a new leak before the bill does.

  • Checklist for hiring a leak detection plumber

    Use this checklist on every company you talk to. It keeps the comparison fair and makes sure the basics are confirmed before anyone opens a floor or wall.

  • Leak prevention calendar

    Most hidden leaks are cheaper to deal with when caught early. This calendar spreads a few short checks across the year so nothing is missed.

  • Before the plumber arrives

    A little preparation makes a leak detection visit faster and more accurate. Use this checklist the day before and the morning of the appointment.

  • Slab leak repair decision worksheet

    Use this worksheet after a leak has been located to think through spot repair, reroute and repipe with the facts of your own house in front of you.

  • Leak checklist for trips and time away

    A leak that starts while you are away has days to do damage. These steps limit the risk and give you a meter reading to compare when you return.

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