Fourteen neighborhoods, one figure at the door.

The water column tells us more than the distance column.

Nothing in this table changes what a visit costs; inside the loop the invoice reads the same in Roy as on Britton Parkway. What does change is what the technician expects to find when the panel comes off. Lacey, DuPont and Lakewood draw moderately hard groundwater from city systems and sit on PSE gas, so faults there run to wear and age. Out past the gas main — Nisqually, the east shores of Long Lake and Hicks Lake, Johnson Point, the Roy and Yelm prairie — houses run on private wells, septic and propane, and the first suspects are iron scale in a valve, a heating element crusted white, or a burner still set up for natural gas. If you are outside the loop we tell you on the phone, before anyone drives.