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Faulty Water Meter
Hi, I live in a rented property. Moved in Feb 2012. Just before xmas I phoned united utilities to advise of the water meter reading which was 1. I was informed this looks like a faulty meter as this is the same reading from Nov 2011. United Utilities now want to fix the pump and then see how much water I use for 1 month…
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Sutton water standing charges
I have yet to move into my new house, yet Sutton water want £35 PM water meter standing charges. I checked their website they say their standing charges are £29 PA!!. Can someone pls give me their water standing charges alone, without usage. Have spoken to the water board they say the bill is split £8pm from Thames water…
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Yorkshire Water want to help themselves to my money
It’s bad enough when the energy companies decide to help themselves to our money because they have access to our bank accounts because we pay by direct debit but when a water company does the same thing it is extortion because none of us has any choice about who supplies our water (unless we are lucky enough to have our…
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Water bill
I'm being chased by a water companies agent (debit collector ) as I have not lived at the premises for the last 6 years or more but do visit the premises every week just to check it little or no water is being used but I'm being chased for this bill any idea's.
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Am I paying too much?
Hi all, I am currently with SevenTrent Water paying direct debit of 55.45 per month for 12 months which comes up to 665 per year. I am paying for unlimited water usage and sewer usage. Am I paying too much??
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How to tell if its my Water Supply Pipe or Drainage Pipe thats Leaking?
I have an older terrace house & i can here water running constantly right at the back wall area of my rear yard. Is there an easy way to tell if this might be my water supply pipe or my drainage pipe? I dont have a water meter & although the water pressure does seem a bit low, it does vary quite a bit. The sound is under…
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Direct debit but...
Hi, although our water is paid by Direct debit I have just received another bill in lloydstsb billing manager for the princely sum of £2.87! Any idea why they have done this rather than just adjusting the direct debit amount, or would that have been to simple for them to work out? :o
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Water bill....leak
I moved into this house 2 years ago and was paying 27 pounds per month water bill. After the first 6 months they put monthly payments down to 16 pounds per month once they worked out my usage. I have continued to pay this. About 3 weeks ago I got my water bill and I owe 350 pounds and my monthly bill has gone up to 60…
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water meter removal thames water
hi i have a weter meter and was paying £20 a month, i have an 13 month baby now and water is used a bit more, thames water have just increase my monthly direct debit to £70 a month, which i cant afford, one question i want to know can i have my water meter removed, ???, have asked thames water they are looking into this…
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Removing top of beaumont brassware tap
Hi, I'm trying to replace the washer of a dripping tap. The tap is a beaumont brassware bathroom rising spindle tap. I cant work out how to remove the cap so I can take the top of the tap off (the bit you turn to get water) to gain access to the washer. Any one know how to do it? Money saving in that saves me from a…
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Red water bill on an estimated reading!!!!
I received a Red water bill on Saturday saying I owed them £3 on an estimated bill is this common practice as everytime the water meter person reads my meter I always seem to have been over estimated.
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Water charges too high???
Hello, I am hoping someone can give me some advice please... I pay about £26 a month to Portsmouth water and the last bill I received from Southern water was for £96 - I think this bill was for 6 months but can't remember :s Does this seem high to you?? I live on my own in a one bedroom flat Thanks :)
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Large Bill due to Internal Leak - Is the Landlord liable to pay?
Hi folks, Received my 6 monthly water bill recently which was about £70 higher than usual (consumption increased from a roughly consistent 35 cubic metres on previous three bills to 53 cubic metres). From speaking to the water company and running checks on our meter (read last thing at night then first thing in the…
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water meter
2 people in the house would a water meter be better for us
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Cant have water meter installed
I applied for a water meter, had survey and they cant install one. Main reason for wanting one is to save money. Single person and works full time so not alot of water used. The assesed charge bill would be more than my rateable value bill so no point in changing tariff. So it appears that i cant save money and theres no…
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Thames Water delaying water meter installation
Edifying interlude with Thames Water today, which i think the money journalists should investigate further and we should all protest about! Requested a water meter. Learnt the following from the engineer who came to do a 'feasibility study'. 1. Once we get a water meter our bill will go from £800 a year to about £200. 2.…
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two water meters
water company decided to fit meters for all properties in my street, a couple of months ago. My house now has a meter but my garage compound still has a water supply without meter. When I brought the garages from my neighbour about ten years ago, I was told that as I paid unmetered water rates the garage was included in my…
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help need on water rates
i have lived in a 1 bedroom flat for 7 years. i have never been contacted by any water companies, until very recently. i had assumed that my water was paid for by the landlord (i guess because nobody had ever contacted me), and really given it no thought about a week ago i received a charge of £376.63 from United…
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Water usage based on rateable value???
Hi All I'm totally new to anything to do with water bills so please be patient.... I live on the Wirral in a band C rated 3 bed house.... My annual water bill from United Utilities is £590 (49x12 ish) I have been looking at potential savings of having a water meter fitted... But havent decided yet. On the United utilities…
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Wall collapsed due to collapsed drain
Hi all, first time posting so be gentle. My neighbour and I both live in 1 half of a semi detached house that we own, his water waste joins my waste in my front drive. Then one main pipe goes from here, back under his garden under a wall then the council path, about 5 foot of grass then into a drain on the road. Now last…
