Queen Anne Home Water Terraces

Queen Anne plumbing field guide

Is the water leak public or private?

Street water, meter activity, low pressure, an interior leak, and a wet slope can overlap. Location, nearby reports, and the private-service route help choose the correct first contact.

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Move from evidence to a bounded authorization

01

Read the pattern

Check current SPU notices, compare nearby properties, and record water at the street, meter setting, service route, building entry, or fixture. Observe displays without opening covers or breaking seals.

02

Hold the safety line

Do not enter traffic, unstable ground, excavations, or flooded electrical space. Public locating, traffic control, slope protection, and an authorized dig plan belong before excavation.

03

Place the Seattle boundary

SPU maintains the public portion through its service arrangement; the owner is responsible for the private line from the city union to the building. Exact field location still needs records and inspection.

04

Write the visit

Private locating work should identify the suspected segment, method, uncertainty, public handoff, access, surface assumptions, and the additional authorization required after a positive finding.

05

Keep the closing evidence

Retain the SPU response or case reference, location investigated, test conditions, responsibility finding if issued, private report, and every part left isolated. Avoid turning a wet patch into an ownership claim.

Current public source

Check the authority behind the boundary

Seattle Public Utilities water service

Continue the route

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