Sleek, seamless kitchens with their faucets and built-in appliances can be a source of water damage. To help keep your dream home safe, have a licensed plumber periodically check for leaks, damage and corrosion.
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Pot fillers are convenient, until there’s a leak in the water line.
Going on vacation for a couple of weeks? Turn off the water supply. If there’s a leak, a leak detector can give you a heads-up. For even more protection, install an automatic water shut-off device.
Like any appliance that uses water, a fridge with a built-in ice maker and water dispenser has the potential for leaks.
When the oven or dishwasher is on, open a window or turn on an exhaust fan to reduce condensation.
Sinks are a common source of major water damage.
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