Meters & Leaks
All about meters
Your water meter is read monthly. Please help us serve you by keeping the meter box free of plants, shrubs, dirt and cement. Don’t risk contaminating your water supply by pouring paint, cleaning solutions or other chemicals into the meter box.
Have questions about your water meter? Get detailed meter information at IRWD.com/services/meter-information.
Water leaks in your home
Did you know that a silent leak in a toilet can waste more than 40 gallons of water per day? Low water pressure can also be caused by an undetected leak. To detect a leak you can monitor your meter, use dye tablets to test your toilets, and check your sprinkler system for leaks.
Get more info about your valves, water pressure, and leak adjustments a IRWD.com/services/water-leaks.
Think you have a leak? View our helpful videos on how to check & fix leaks at RWD.com/residential/checking-for-leaks.
Water leaks in your neighborhood
Have you ever noticed a broken sprinkler or leak while out walking or driving in your neighborhood? With Log-a-Leak, you can help us help your neighbors save water.
IRWD’s new online tool pinpoints a location using GPS from your phone. Once you hit send, IRWD will contact the responsible person to get the problem fixed.
With more eyes out in the community, we can help more customers – including HOAs and businesses, where management might not be aware water is being wasted. Just go to IRWD.com/logaleak and pin the location. We’ll take care of the rest.
Quick Links
- Board Meetings & Agendas
- District Election Process
- Dam Safety Program
- Equal Access to Groundwater
- Fats, Oil & Grease Program
- Log-a-Leak
- Rate Changes: Prop. 218 Notices
- Rates & Charges
- Rebates
- Recycled Water
- Request a Water Variance
- Start/Stop Service
- Syphon Reservoir Project
- Transparency & Compensation
- Urban Water Management Plan
- Water Quality Information
