Do You Get Your Water From Thames Water?

[barry1010]

I see they are blaming their huge debt on very low water bills.

If Thames is your supplier how low is your bill?

[Togo]

Ah the old pub signs. All the water served in this establishment has been passed by the management. 

[david small]

They cannot fit a water meter unfortunately, so we have no options.

[barry1010]

🥴

[gingejbee]

@19.19...if Thames have told you that they cannot fit a meter, you can ask for an Assessed Household Charge tariff. You will pay the average amount that a similar customer (with a meter) pays...usually a lot less than your unmetered bill.

[jno]

last one was £95 for six months, unmetered. Just me, and I don't wash.

[barry1010]

You don't wash? Yourself, the dishes, the laundry, floors, windows, the car, the dog? 

[Karamia]

David Small - my parents were told meter could not be installed but they cut bill on half as they were just 2 I  detached house. Could still use same but paid half bill. Worth doing

[carrot99]

I'm with Thames water and have a meter.  They bill me in May and November at about £150 each time.  So approximately £300 p.a.  My daughter is moving out soon so I should be paying even less next May. 

[theshedman]

We are with South West Water and now pay around £150 for 3 months as we are on a meter.  Before this around 10 years ago we were paying over £110 a month so for us the meter has been good.

[Atheist]

Approx £80 for six months. Thames Water with meter. Small 2-bed house with two frugal (but clean) adults.

[ladybirder]

OG my water meter with Southern Water is outside on the pavement at the front and costs me £109.20 a year which doesn't seem unreasonable to me.  Surely paying for the actual amount you use is a fair way of doing it?

[diddlydo]

We pay about £300 per year metered with Thames Water. Much less than we were paying before we got the meter,

[barry1010]

I'm very pleased we opted for a water meter