Compared to 3-4 gallons per flush in older toilets.  Just 3 flushes per day could save over 200 gallons per month.

Doing your part to use less water helps the environment not to mention saves you money!

Open your water meter box and look at the meter readout. Dial or Digital – it depends on your city.

On a dial type (looks like a clock) look for movement on a small wagon wheel or triangle shaped movement within the dial. If you see rotational movement, you have a leak somewhere in the water system.

On a digital water meter, look for a flashing arrow (or in League City a plus sign inside a circle), just below the number read out. If you see either of these two symbols you have a leak in your water system.

It depends on the area of the country you’re in. Around the Houston, TX area it ranges from $175.00 – $475.00 per hour.

Keep in mind there is a difference between a handyman and a plumber and then a plumber who has stepped it up to master plumber or responsible master plumber.

$1750 and up.

Yes, it requires a permit to be pulled and the water heater must be inspected for proper, safe installation.

The job usually takes 2-4 hours per water heater.

7-10 years is the national average depending on levels of water hardness in the area you live.