Mesa Utilities customers can report main breaks and request leak adjustments on their bill after qualifying repairs. The program softens the impact of unseen underground or irrigation leaks while encouraging timely fixes.
Customers who experience an unusually high water bill due to a hidden leak — typically slab, service line, or pressurized irrigation — may apply for a one-time leak adjustment from Mesa Utilities. The customer must submit proof of repair (plumber invoice or receipts) and the adjustment is calculated against historical average use. Visible leaks like running toilets and dripping faucets do not qualify. Public main breaks should be reported to Mesa Utilities 24-hour dispatch; the city repairs from the meter to the main while the customer is responsible from the meter to the home.
Failing to repair a known leak that causes overspray, sidewalk icing, or street damage may trigger a Code Compliance citation under water waste rules.
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