Water in motion
Use the active-leak map when the path is visible or still spreading.
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Choose a guide by moving water, damp material, drainage, flow, temperature, sound, or public notice.
Choose by evidence rather than by a guessed repair. Moving water, a damp surface, slow drainage, changed flow, temperature, sound, and a public notice lead to different questions.
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Moisture clues
Keep each item as evidence for the call. None of these observations establishes a hidden cause by itself.
Use the active-leak map when the path is visible or still spreading.
Trace the first damp edge before deciding that a pipe is involved.
Count affected fixtures and note the lowest one before the call.
Compare hot and cold at representative fixtures without opening equipment.
Place the exact sound or Town message on the same dated timeline.
Problem pathway
Use the first observable category to open a focused guide, then add room, fixture, timing, and trigger. If more than one category appears, keep the sequence instead of forcing every clue into one explanation.
Material questions
After an inspection, replace the working category with the provider's written finding. Retain any unresolved clue that was outside the inspected area or excluded from scope.