Hypnoman said:Can I move my water meter to another site on my property.
Bahco said:Thinking about it I would assume the meters need to be fitted at point of entry to the property so that all water is measured accurately.
Hypnoman said:Whoa!
Steady doitall, I f you have seen my last posting I am trying to avoid the £1400+ water board charge and the cost of digging up my drive to a depth of 30" wich would also need a surveyor to find out what else is under there. Just to replace a supply in that is already there.
New plan is, the extension to the back has already got a supply via my meter. I want to t- off my supply to feed the extension and install my own meter to the extension (so that tenant can be billed proportionately). Unfortunately I need to move the water boards meter to gain access to pipework. I ask again is there any regs/law that prevents me moving the meter.
Hypnoman said:and the cost of digging up my drive to a depth of 30" wich would also need a surveyor to find out what else is under there. Just to replace a supply in that is already there.
Hypnoman said:I will pay what ever it takes but not be robbed by a big brother monopoly like the water board run by Dick Turpins.
It is also unfair that people will carve up a property into smaller units, for the purposes of profit, and don't spend the necessary money to ensure that an adequate level of service is received by the occupiers. I deal with properties all the time where the level of flow is inadequate, and things are done on the cheap so that the "Dick Turpin" landlord can make a few extra pounds.I just think that the reg stating that I have to have an independant supply to the property is unfair.
that`s cheap per cu. meter come to sunny Sussex and live in a cave/prefab, boyodoitall said:Without being rude, but what the hell are you on.
Have you seen the price of water lately ? my last bill was 93.45p per cubic meter.
From 29/07/06 to 26/01/07 the volume charge was £1.86, and the standing charge was £14.46 or £16.32 for 6 months water.
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