Important Things to Know About Water Line Repair • Broken or burst water lines – Repairing pipes that have cracked, split, or completely broken. • Leaking underground water lines – Finding and repairing leaks between the house and the water meter or other underground connections. • Frozen and burst pipes – Replacing water lines damaged by freezing temperatures. • Corroded or deteriorated pipes – Repairing older metal or other piping that has weakened over time. • Crushed or damaged water lines – Fixing pipes damaged by vehicles, heavy equipment, tree roots, shifting soil, or construction. • Water-line connection leaks – Repairing leaking fittings, couplings, valves, and connections. • Low water pressure problems – Diagnosing restrictions, leaks, damaged lines, or undersized piping causing poor water pressure. • Water-line replacement – Replacing an entire section of old or damaged underground pipe rather than making a small repair. • Service-line repairs – Repairing the main water line running from the meter to the home or building. • Well water-line repairs – Repairing underground lines running from a private well to the house or pressure tank. • Outdoor faucet and hydrant repairs – Repairing leaking or damaged exterior hose bibs, hydrants, and supply lines. • Water-line excavation – Digging down to locate, expose, repair, and replace damaged underground water lines.