WATER LEAKS Clause Samples
The WATER LEAKS clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to the discovery and handling of water leaks within a property. Typically, this clause outlines who is responsible for repairing leaks, how quickly repairs must be made, and whether the tenant or landlord must notify the other party upon discovering a leak. For example, it may require tenants to promptly report leaks and landlords to address repairs within a specified timeframe. The core function of this clause is to prevent property damage and disputes by clearly allocating responsibility and ensuring timely action when water leaks occur.
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WATER LEAKS. Tenant is to notify the Landlord immediately if Tenant notices any running water in the faucets in the kitchen, bathroom-sink, bathtub or any other faucets. If the toilet is running and does not shut off properly, Tenant is to notify Landlord immediately. If Tenant does not notify Landlord of any water leaks and it is determined that the water ▇▇▇▇ is in excess because of this leak, Tenant will be responsible financially for paying the difference in the water ▇▇▇▇.
WATER LEAKS. Please report all water leaks IMMEDIATELY. A small leak can cause high water damage and sewage bills. Check your commode for continuous cutting on and off.
WATER LEAKS. For leaking sinks: water can be shut off under the sink. For leaking or running toilets: water can be turned off behind the toilet. An occasional ceiling leak may result from water leaking out of the tub above because of improper use of a shower curtain. If water is continuously leaking from a ceiling, contact the office immediately.
WATER LEAKS. Tenant must notify landlord of any water leaks or toilet that runs more than normal. If tenant does not notify landlord of water issues, tenant will be charged for any additional water bill due to the leak. These fees and charges are due when incurred and if not paid within three days after notice that said fees are due and owing, Landlord has the option to deduct said fees from the Tenant’s security deposit and/or find the Tenant in default of the Non-Standard Rental Provisions and proceed according to the Breach of Lease section of the Rental Agreement. Landlord Date Tenant: Date: Tenant: Date: Tenant: Date: Tenant: Date:
1. Please indicate in the memo the property address and what the check is for.
WATER LEAKS. Tenant must notify landlord of any water leaks or toilet that runs more than normal. If tenant does not notify landlord of water issues, tenant will be charged for any additional water ▇▇▇▇ due to the leak. These fees and charges are due when incurred and if not paid within three days after notice that said fees are due and owing, Landlord has the option to deduct said fees from the Tenant’s security deposit and/or find the Tenant in default of the Non-Standard Rental Provisions and proceed according to the Breach of Lease section of the Rental Agreement.
WATER LEAKS. Any water leaks that cannot be contained in a bucket until the next business morning or any water leak that may be causing structural damage.
WATER LEAKS. Licensee is to notify the Company immediately if Licensee notices any running water in the faucets in the kitchen, bathroom-sink, bathtub or any other faucets. If the toilet is running and does not shut off properly, Licensee is to notify Company immediately. If Licensee does not notify Company of any water leaks and it is determined that the water bill is in excess because of this leak, Licensee will be responsible financially for paying the difference in the water bill.
WATER LEAKS. If one of your sinks, the toilet, or your water heater (if applicable) has a water leak, please take the following steps:
1) shut off the water supply via the water shut off valves under or near the sink, toilet, or water heater to avoid excess water loss and damage, 2) call the owner or his assigned agent until reached to fix the problem or any other professional repair service if an emergency and the owner cannot be found.
WATER LEAKS. If you are living in a unit for which the owner pays the water and sewage bills, it is your responsibility to PROMPTLY inform the Property Manager if you have or suspect you have a water leak or drip of any kind (except in the case when a simple washer will solve the problem). If you do not do so, and it is learned that you have a leak, drip or running toilet, you will be charged $100 or the difference between an average water ▇▇▇▇ and the increased water ▇▇▇▇ -- whichever is greater. If this charge is not promptly paid, you will be considered in default of your lease and will be given notice to vacate.