What to Do If I Have No Water in Your Property?

What to Do If I Have No Water in Your Property?

Losing access to water in your property can be a major inconvenience. 

What You Can Do If You Have No Water

Step 1: Check for Local Outages
Before assuming the issue is specific to your property, check if there are any local water outages:
  1. Contact your water provider or visit their website to see if there are any reported outages in your area.
  2. Check with neighbours to see if they are experiencing the same issue. If they are, it is likely a local problem.

Step 2: Inspect Your Water Supply
If there are no local outages, the problem might be within your property:
  1. Check the main water valve to ensure it is fully open. This valve is typically located near your water meter.
  2. 2Inspect any visible pipes for signs of leaks, damage, or blockages.

Step 3: Test Different Fixtures
Determine if the water issue is isolated to one fixture or affects the entire property:
  1. Turn on faucets in different areas (e.g., kitchen, bathroom, outdoor spigots) to see if any water flows.
  2. Check for water pressure issues which might indicate a specific problem with one part of the plumbing.

Step 5: Check the Water Heater
Sometimes, the issue might be with your water heater:
  1. Inspect the water heater for any signs of leaks or malfunctions.
  2. Ensure the water heater is on and functioning correctly. Check the breaker box if it is electric or the pilot light if it is gas.

Step 6: Contact ShareSorted
If you cannot identify or resolve the issue on your own, it’s time to seek professional help. Contact ShareSorted to report the water outage.

Important Note: If the issue is found to be caused by damage or misuse by the occupant, ShareSorted may charge for the repair costs.

By following these steps, you can effectively address the issue of having no water in your property. If you have any concerns or need further assistance, do not hesitate to contact ShareSorted.

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