How much water was used, and what did it cost to heat it? Clear water billing answers these questions separately. Our concept connects meter readings, water supply and wastewater charges with the right units, while accounting separately for the energy used to heat water.
We review main and unit meters alongside their reading dates, so discrepancies can be investigated before they become unresolved billing questions.
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Separate cost categories
Water supply, wastewater and water-heating energy are assigned according to the building’s setup.
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Investigate unusual readings
Unexpected values and missing data can trigger a review, with clear responsibility for resolving the issue.
From where you are to the right solution.
We start with your building as it is today. Together, we work out the next steps.
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Map the meters
We review meters, supply arrangements, units and the readings available.
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Establish the cost basis
We match supplier invoices to billing periods and clarify the relationship with heating charges.
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Plan checks and billing
We agree how to handle discrepancies, missing readings and questions about individual charges.
What we bring together
One water supply. Several cost components.
Clear allocation starts by separating water volumes, wastewater charges and water-heating energy. We establish how these relate within the building.
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Map the meters
Main meters, apartment meters and shared outlets are considered alongside their reading dates, making clear which volumes can be compared.
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Separate the costs
Water and wastewater invoices are matched to the relevant periods. Water-heating energy needs a separate assessment in the context of the building’s heat supply.
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Explain discrepancies
Differences between main and submeter totals can have different causes. We define how reading periods, assignments and missing values will be checked and unresolved questions escalated.
An everyday building scenario
The main meter records more than the apartments combined.
Before assuming a cause, check the inputs. Were all meters read on the same date? Is garden irrigation recorded? Is a unit missing? These questions structure the review and help avoid premature conclusions.
Unusual readings may justify a technical inspection. A difference between meter totals alone does not establish a leak.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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