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Chase Gruening
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Separating Water Meters

Chase Gruening
  • Nashville, TN
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Does anyone have any experience in the cost of separating water meters?  I found a post from 5 years ago but would like to see if anyone has any recent experience. I have a four plex that has all water on the same meter in Springfield, IL. I was interested in obviously the cost and who you need to contact to get a accurate quote.  

Water and Gas cost about Approx 160/month as it is now (one bill)

Thanks.

Chase

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Greg Dickerson#2 Land & New Construction Contributor
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Greg Dickerson#2 Land & New Construction Contributor
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@Chase Gruening this Varys city by city. Start with the water department. They can tell you the process and fees. If feasible the next call would be a plumber in your area that does this type of work s not all do. 

Finally if it’s not cost effect to separate meters you can look into installing a RUBS system which is usually very cost effective for smaller properties.

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