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Avo

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Water meter prices
« on: May 23, 2013, 02:42:58 pm »
Due to move house soon and concerned if I'm on a water meter how much it's going to cost me per week running my ro for water..

On average what will I expect to pay i am using about 1000 litres a week of pure water???

R.C Property

  • Posts: 1599
Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #1 on: May 23, 2013, 03:59:19 pm »
i use an ro on a 1:2 ratio.

for me to make 1000lts of pure it costs me just under £10. including waste cost.

i only use about 400lts a day so for a week looking around £30 for water.

but for the money you get back from it, its just pennies really!

Avo

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #2 on: May 23, 2013, 04:34:24 pm »
i use an ro on a 1:2 ratio.

for me to make 1000lts of pure it costs me just under £10. including waste cost.

i only use about 400lts a day so for a week looking around £30 for water.

but for the money you get back from it, its just pennies really!
oh ok that's not really that bad then   :) not sure on my waste ratio thou

R.C Property

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #3 on: May 23, 2013, 04:39:14 pm »
i use an ro on a 1:2 ratio.

for me to make 1000lts of pure it costs me just under £10. including waste cost.

i only use about 400lts a day so for a week looking around £30 for water.

but for the money you get back from it, its just pennies really!
oh ok that's not really that bad then   :) not sure on my waste ratio thou

what RO you got?
easy way to find out is to see how long it takes to fill 100ml of pure water, then if that takes 2 minutes, then on the waste time the water for 2 minutes and see what water you have in the jug.

if there is 200ml then its 1:2
if its 300ml its 1:3 etc etc

so for me every 1000lts i make 2000lts go down the drain,

you can get a discount from waterboard for the waste

R.C Property

  • Posts: 1599
Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #4 on: May 23, 2013, 04:46:55 pm »
just found a bill that we had, its old. have to try and find a up to date one.  

from 17th November 2011 to 18th May 2012:-  

total water charge was        £89.31
total sewerage charge was £113.96

total bill of £203.27.

that was just starting with the window cleaning business, and a house with 2 adults, 3yr old and pets!

Avo

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #5 on: May 23, 2013, 05:51:09 pm »
just found a bill that we had, its old. have to try and find a up to date one.  

from 17th November 2011 to 18th May 2012:-  

total water charge was        £89.31
total sewerage charge was £113.96

total bill of £203.27.

that was just starting with the window cleaning business, and a house with 2 adults, 3yr old and pets!

brodex 250 system I might run that little test and see  ;D least it's not my merlin boy that was crazy on waste water

R.C Property

  • Posts: 1599
Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #6 on: May 23, 2013, 05:52:45 pm »
just found a bill that we had, its old. have to try and find a up to date one.  

from 17th November 2011 to 18th May 2012:-  

total water charge was        £89.31
total sewerage charge was £113.96

total bill of £203.27.

that was just starting with the window cleaning business, and a house with 2 adults, 3yr old and pets!

brodex 250 system I might run that little test and see  ;D least it's not my merlin boy that was crazy on waste water

not sure on them. yer the merlins seem to waste quite a bit really.

Avo

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #7 on: May 23, 2013, 06:07:15 pm »
just found a bill that we had, its old. have to try and find a up to date one.  

from 17th November 2011 to 18th May 2012:-  

total water charge was        £89.31
total sewerage charge was £113.96

total bill of £203.27.

that was just starting with the window cleaning business, and a house with 2 adults, 3yr old and pets!

brodex 250 system I might run that little test and see  ;D least it's not my merlin boy that was crazy on waste water

not sure on them. yer the merlins seem to waste quite a bit really.
hopefully I won't be on a meter but I'll cross that bridge when it comes but thanks for your input mate

JamesAJF

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #8 on: May 23, 2013, 07:09:42 pm »
£1.65 a cube witch is 1000 liters then add £2.85 sewage its not £10.00 it more like £4.50 a cubic meter i no this for fact as one as my family work for the water bored but that's in my area.
bish bash bosh

PoleKing

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #9 on: May 24, 2013, 08:17:59 am »
£1.65 a cube witch is 1000 liters then add £2.85 sewage its not £10.00 it more like £4.50 a cubic meter i no this for fact as one as my family work for the water bored but that's in my area.

Your figures are pretty much the same as mine James.
No such thing as the water board anymore though bud.

Don't pay sewerage-get a submeter
www.LanesWindowCleaning.com

It's just the internet. Try not to worry.

R.C Property

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #10 on: May 24, 2013, 11:51:52 am »
£1.65 a cube witch is 1000 liters then add £2.85 sewage its not £10.00 it more like £4.50 a cubic meter i no this for fact as one as my family work for the water bored but that's in my area.


angilan water meter rates are:-

water - £1.52 per 1000lts
sewage - £1.65 per 1000lts.

now if you read my post i use an RO that has a ratio of 1:2 so 1000lts pure:2000lts waste so in total 3000lts used.


water - £1.52x 3 = £4.56
sewage is charged at 90%
sewage - £4.46

so for me to make 1000lts of pure water it costs me £9.02

so get the facts right before you comment!

Paul Clapham

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #11 on: May 24, 2013, 02:48:04 pm »
What does it matter what it costs , its tax deductible as its a business expense.
This is the season for fine wine, and drunken friends, enjoy this moment, for this moment is your life.

R.C Property

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #12 on: May 24, 2013, 02:50:20 pm »
What does it matter what it costs , its tax deductible as its a business expense.

some people are worried that it costs alot being on a water meter and dont want a really large bill coming through the door after 6 months! as it is sent out every 6 months!

tompoole

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #13 on: May 24, 2013, 03:43:37 pm »
What does it matter what it costs , its tax deductible as its a business expense.

You still gotta earn it fella and you must know what your costs are?
It's fundamental part of business , how do you price your jobs
If you don't know your costs??

CF Facilities

  • Posts: 288
Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #14 on: May 24, 2013, 04:20:29 pm »
What does it matter what it costs , its tax deductible as its a business expense.

some people are worried that it costs alot being on a water meter and dont want a really large bill coming through the door after 6 months! as it is sent out every 6 months!
Angling water now switched to annual billing. I have got my first bill since changing to wfp in June. I have been metering my filtration system for a few months so hopefully get a discount on waste.

R.C Property

  • Posts: 1599
Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #15 on: May 24, 2013, 04:23:05 pm »
What does it matter what it costs , its tax deductible as its a business expense.

some people are worried that it costs alot being on a water meter and dont want a really large bill coming through the door after 6 months! as it is sent out every 6 months!
Angling water now switched to annual billing. I have got my first bill since changing to wfp in June. I have been metering my filtration system for a few months so hopefully get a discount on waste.

we still get it 6 monthly, but we pay a set amount each month.
wasnt to bad of a bill was it?

CF Facilities

  • Posts: 288
Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #16 on: May 24, 2013, 05:09:18 pm »
What does it matter what it costs , its tax deductible as its a business expense.

some people are worried that it costs alot being on a water meter and dont want a really large bill coming through the door after 6 months! as it is sent out every 6 months!
Angling water now switched to annual billing. I have got my first bill since changing to wfp in June. I have been metering my filtration system for a few months so hopefully get a discount on waste.

we still get it 6 monthly, but we pay a set amount each month.
wasnt to bad of a bill was it?
No sorry I didn't type clearly. In June I will get my first bill since changing to WFP. So I'll have to wait and see how bad it is.  ;D

R.C Property

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #17 on: May 24, 2013, 05:24:44 pm »
What does it matter what it costs , its tax deductible as its a business expense.

some people are worried that it costs alot being on a water meter and dont want a really large bill coming through the door after 6 months! as it is sent out every 6 months!
Angling water now switched to annual billing. I have got my first bill since changing to wfp in June. I have been metering my filtration system for a few months so hopefully get a discount on waste.

we still get it 6 monthly, but we pay a set amount each month.
wasnt to bad of a bill was it?
No sorry I didn't type clearly. In June I will get my first bill since changing to WFP. So I'll have to wait and see how bad it is.  ;D

oh right, something to look forward to then! do you use much water daily?

MATT BATEMAN (OWC)

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #18 on: May 24, 2013, 05:28:20 pm »
What does it matter what it costs , its tax deductible as its a business expense.

If thats how you feel about business expenses I'll pass all my bills on to your good self and you can keep the receipts. How does that sound?

lee_dewing

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Re: Water meter prices
« Reply #19 on: May 24, 2013, 05:44:55 pm »
Intresting read.
My place too small for my ro setup.
I am on a water metre.

But setup at parents who aren't.

Out of intrest any of you use aqua-dapter or 1mm
Pencil jets?

I use  both.
I realise hi flow rate is the key but with said devices
Mentioned and if you guys aren't uzing.

I bet you could cut yout water usage by at least 20-30%.

Appologies if old news to yourselves
Lee
Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work.     - Aristotle