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Queen Anne plumbing field guide

Use a no-use interval without touching the meter

Recorded movement can support a flow finding, but it cannot identify which fixture, appliance, irrigation zone, treatment cycle, or private pipe used water.

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Move from evidence to a bounded authorization

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Read the pattern

List automatic devices, record display units and timestamps, pause ordinary consumption for a planned interval, and repeat under similar conditions. Photograph from outside the equipment boundary.

02

Hold the safety line

Never open, adjust, bypass, or break a utility seal. Plan around occupied-building and life-safety needs before isolating branches or pausing essential equipment.

03

Place the Seattle boundary

Meter and public service questions belong with SPU. A private plumber can use the observation to design staged fixture and branch isolation without claiming control of utility hardware.

04

Write the visit

Ask the provider to state each isolation step, what it can eliminate, what remains active, the expected duration, and how results will be logged before intrusive work begins.

05

Keep the closing evidence

Repeat the same interval after the suspected repair with every active device noted. Continued movement is a finding to investigate, not a reason to declare success from sound alone.

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