frozen water meter
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Gary Swart
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Why don't you call. If the city wants the homeowner to call, then pass the ball to him. It's not like you will get in trouble if it's not your place to make the call.
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The only thing that should have broken is the freeze plate on the bottom. That is inexpensive and they usually replace it as part of their service.
The only thing that should have broken is the freeze plate on the bottom. That is inexpensive and they usually replace it as part of their service.
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I work for a city owned utility and we are responsible for everything up to and including the meter. In this case it wouldn't matter who called we would still come replace the meter free of charge.
Call the utility, as a poster indicated above they aren't going throw you in jail for calling.
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They don't HAVE to replace the meter, just the cast or plastic bottom, but probably would because it was easier and they can then rehab the old meter.
They don't HAVE to replace the meter, just the cast or plastic bottom, but probably would because it was easier and they can then rehab the old meter.
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I just noticed, you have a gazillion posts HJ!
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Because there are two gazillion questions and/or answers that require some expository replies to them. The only thing worse than no answer is a bad one.
Because there are two gazillion questions and/or answers that require some expository replies to them. The only thing worse than no answer is a bad one.
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