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Agreed. The sooner you find the leak, the better you’ll be.
The pipe would be deeper underground.
Good luck.
Shit man! You're right ! Found the pipe. How can I fix it ?
Truly depends on what pipe it is. If it sprinklers, that’s easy. If it’s the main line, you’re in trouble. The fix is not easy.
It was a small 1" PVC pipe that was disconnected. I did some digging around that area so I think I might have hit it. Thanks bro. Without you I don't know what I'd do. I have connected the pipe and everything looks okay now. Not sure if theres any leak. If you send me your PayPal via DM , I'll send some cash your way. You saved me a lot of money. Again, thank you
Anytime..