Shutoff valve near house, 4 ft deep, operated with key. After turning on, pipe fills with water. How bad?
These valves often have a drain port that relieves pressure when closed. If the port seal fails, it leaks when open. Or, a crack in the pipe just downstream.
Labor is the cost. Do it soon—leaks worsen and undermine soil.
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