Claudia wrote:

Don't be embarrassed in the least, what should be easy isn't always.
since you know where the meter is, then go to the first logical place
(straight line) inside your residence and the shut off should be
there. I say SHOULD, because I had a house with the main shut off in
the utility access at the rear of the property and the residence shut
off had become part of the addition and was under the floor (altho
with a handle to lift up the floor).

The meter is about middle of the house, so in such a case the access
would be in the living room. There's nothing that I can see that seems
likely there.

Some home shutoffs, are outside by the sprinkler shut off. Don't
know which Boeing location you are at, but snow/no snow would also be
a clue. Freezing ground would mean shut off in conditioned space.

St. Louis. As I mention in another message, the logical place to me
would be the garage or the utility room, but no luck.


Thanks.



Brian