tree service, water line breaks and water pressure ?
Problem 1.
Faucet water runs red/brown (think red clay) about 10 minutes after
tree service drives their (big) crane truck across corner of yard to
the driveway.
Q1: Coincidence or likely caused by the crane ?
Q2: Tree guys want me to believe that vibrations from the truck into
the ground shook some rust loose in the water pipes, possible ?
Q3: If a tree removal service runs crane over the yard (shortcut to
the driveway ) then runs over the water meter and or the ground above
the line feeding house from water meter are they responsible for a
break ?
Problem 2:
So now i want to find some proof evidence the water line is
broken/cracked or not.
Q4: how does one proove the line has a break/crack without physical
evidence like water coming up out of the ground ?
Q5: Are there any guidelines or standards for water pressure at the
faucet ?
Q6: Who publishes the actual water pressure you should expect from the
city water service ?
Thanks for any helpful replies.
robb
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