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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Getting water separately metered in Broward County, FL
Hi all,
I have two triplexes in Broward County (Pompano Beach), Florida.
I would love to get them separately metered and have the tenants billed for their own water usage.
I am not sure what this project should cost and was wondering if anyone has any experience, or knows someone who could help me with this.
Thanks
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@Account Closed I looked into this a few years back for my duplex in Ft Lauderdale. You have to call the city to install the meter. Ft Lauderdale wanted $1800 for a 1/2 inch meter and $2300 for a 3/4 inch meter. Then it’s your responsibility to pipe it in from the meter to the building. The problem with my property is the main water line going into the building splits off behind the interior walls and was going to cost a fortune to rip up walls to find out where it separates. It wasn’t worth the cost for me. Hope this helped a little.