The Question:

What size is the typical residential water meter?

 

The Answer:

Most homes require the smallest meter available, which is 5/8" x 3/4". Some residences may require a larger meter because of added volume and pressure requirements, such as for lawn irrigation.

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Can I upsize my water meter; if so, what are the sizes and charges?

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How do you check for a leak by looking at your water meter?

How do you read my water meter when it is under dirt, mud, water, full of ants, or all fogged up?

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There are two water meters in the box, which one is mine?

What is a "Residential Irrigation" Meter?

What size is the typical residential water meter?

Who determines where the water meter is located?

Why are you changing my water meter?

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What is the amount of deposit based on?

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How can I determine the source of problem of a sewer blockage?

Where are the water and sewer lines that serve my property?

Who is responsible for damaged meter boxes and meters?

Who is responsible for leaks?

How can I view and pay my water bill online?

How do I change my PIN number or email address?

I just made a payment online or in the office, but it is not reflected in my Account Balance online. Why not?

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Why do I have to enter my credit card information every time?

Will I still be mailed a monthly bill if I sign up to access my account online?

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