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Spotting the signs of a leak early can save you major headaches, and major cash.

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This Halloween, don’t let a leak haunt your home.

It’s easy to sense when something is wrong in a horror movie, but can you spot the signs of a sneaky leak?

Here’s what to look out for, according to Air Experts:

  1. Rising water bills
  2. Low water pressure
  3. Musty smells
  4. Stains on ceilings or walls
  5. Pipe noises
  6. Rusty pipes

Contact Air Experts to have your home assessed for these telltale signs + stop leaks early on.

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