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Hi,For those of you with a water meter.Would you be kind enough to give me a rough idea on what sort of price I can expect to pay annually for my 300,000 litres (pure/waste) of window cleaning water?I'm in the south east, and I've tried to work it out, but I don't trust my calculations. Nick
You don't need to put a meter on, I get that rebate after speaking to my water company and I don't have the secondary meter.
Quote from: Nick_Thompson on April 27, 2024, 09:45:23 amHi,For those of you with a water meter.Would you be kind enough to give me a rough idea on what sort of price I can expect to pay annually for my 300,000 litres (pure/waste) of window cleaning water?I'm in the south east, and I've tried to work it out, but I don't trust my calculations. Nick300,000 litres is 300 cubic metres. Roughly £3.50 or so per cubic metre depending on where you are so about £1,000But...Pop a meter of you own on there, let the water company know you've done it and give them your reading every time they send you a bill and they'll not charge you the sewerage part of the bill, typically about 2/3 of the bill, dropping you down to closer to £350 or so.You may need to hassle them to recognise what you're doing, so do it all in writing and keep copies. You'll get there if you persist.Vin
Quote from: Perfect Windows on April 27, 2024, 12:52:45 pmQuote from: Nick_Thompson on April 27, 2024, 09:45:23 amHi,For those of you with a water meter.Would you be kind enough to give me a rough idea on what sort of price I can expect to pay annually for my 300,000 litres (pure/waste) of window cleaning water?I'm in the south east, and I've tried to work it out, but I don't trust my calculations. Nick300,000 litres is 300 cubic metres. Roughly £3.50 or so per cubic metre depending on where you are so about £1,000But...Pop a meter of you own on there, let the water company know you've done it and give them your reading every time they send you a bill and they'll not charge you the sewerage part of the bill, typically about 2/3 of the bill, dropping you down to closer to £350 or so.You may need to hassle them to recognise what you're doing, so do it all in writing and keep copies. You'll get there if you persist.VinSo, am I right in assuming that as I am on a septic tank I won't be paying the for the water going into the drainage system?Nick
So, am I right in assuming that as I am on a septic tank I won't be paying the for the water going into the drainage system?Nick