Landlord won’t install separate metres.

[Deleted User]

Hi,

Carrot007 wrote: »

You cannot force your landlord to do anything in this situation and in most cases if you force them you will not be a tennant ASAP.

Norman_Castle wrote: »

Tennants is a lager, try tenant.

Benight wrote: »

Or was it because you did not know the difference between Tennants and tenant before reading that post???

just for clarification, and education, Tennent's is a lager,


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spiro

The problem is to get a 2nd meter, they will need a second supply and this can cost thousands to be installed.
If you don't like the arrangement, which I think you should have been told about before you signed up to flat, I would move.

FreeBear

spiro wrote: »

The problem is to get a 2nd meter, they will need a second supply and this can cost thousands to be installed.

If the OP wanted to change to a domestic contract with another supplier, then yes, it could cost thousands. A cheaper alternative would be to pick up a used/refurbished electricity meter from ebay so that an accurate account of usage can be determined. A meter would cost somewhere between £25 & £80, fitting it, £200-300 depending on existing cabling layout.