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How much does it cost to have a water meter fitted?

Nothing. We fit them free of charge.

If you are a tenant and your tenancy agreement is less than 6 months you can apply for a water meter, however, you will need your landlord's permission first.

The following links may be useful:

For further information and to apply for a water meter, please call our team on 0345 072 6065. We are open Monday-Friday, from 8am-8pm, and Saturday from 8am-4pm, excluding bank holidays.

Still need further information or help? Please Contact us.

 

Related Frequently Asked Questions

I would like a meter fitted, what should I do?

You can apply for a water meter here and you can also find out everything you need to know about water meters, including the potential savings you could make, what they look like, and how we install them.

Where will my water meter be fitted?

Water meters need to be fitted on your water supply pipe (the pipe which brings water into your home).

How long will it take to fit a water meter?

Once you've applied for a meter, we'll be round within eight weeks to fit it - sooner if we can.

Important Notice

Impact of Heavy Rainfall

Heavy rainfall across the North West may be causing flooding in some parts of the region.

Our teams are out across the North West helping customers who have experienced sewer flooding in their homes.

If you’re experiencing flooding from a road or footpath and there is no evidence of sewage (toilet paper etc.) please report this to your local council, who are responsible for highways drainage flooding.

Please take a look at our flooding page for further advice on what to do if you’re affected by flooding.

We’re seeing heavy rainfall across the North West again which is causing flooding, our teams are out across the region helping customers who are experiencing sewer flooding. Flooding in the road or footpath should be reported to your local council, who are responsible for highways drainage flooding.

Flooding Advice

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