Upon arrival, the customer expressed concerns about a recent high water bill and suspected a possible leak within the home. I performed a full plumbing walk-through and inspected every accessible fixture throughout the property. No visible leaks or dripping fixtures were found during the evaluation. A water pressure test at the exterior hose bib showed the home pressure to be 65 psi, which is within a normal operating range and not high enough to cause fixture issues or excessive water usage. During my inspection of the master bathroom, although the customer mentioned they had not seen or heard any leaks, I discovered that the master toilet was running intermittently on its own. The sound is faint, but continuous, and this type of internal leak can often go unnoticed while significantly increasing water usage, likely contributing to the recent high water bill. I provided options to repair the toilet internal components to correct this issue. Additionally, the home is equipped with a