🚱 The Hidden Cost of a “Small” Leak That rhythmic “drip… drip… drip…” may not seem urgent, but it can cost you more than you think. According to the EPA, a faucet dripping at a rate of one drop per second can waste over 3,000 gallons of water per year—that’s equivalent to 180 showers. In Tampa, where utility costs can add up, this can translate into hundreds of dollars in wasted water each year. More importantly, that leak could be a warning sign of underlying plumbing issues waiting to escalate. 🔎 Common Causes of Faucet Leaks Worn-out washers or O-rings: These small parts degrade...