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      • After reviewing the latest literature on water meter replacement, it was concluded that no current study recommends the proper age for water meter replacement. Water meter life expectancy, as given by manufacturers, only offers the estimated time the residential water meter can function (mostly for guarantee purposes).
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  2. Jul 2, 2021 · What’s different. As a part of regular maintenance, the city monitors the age of residential water meters. Typically, they last about 17 years before needing replacement. Right now we are replacing more than usual—about 25,000 over the next two years.

  3. Residents eligible for water meter upgrade do not need to be home as all work will be completed outside of your home. Eligible properties for a water meter upgrade are generally water meters that are less than 10 years old. There are no service disruptions when this work is being completed.

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  5. Feb 1, 2011 · This month's question asks how to determine when to replace residential water meters. The optimum service life of a meter depends on prevailing water rates, rate of meter wear (and loss of accurate registration), repair and maintenance costs, and inflation and discount rates.

    • Ken Mercer
    • 2011
  6. Jan 31, 2024 · How Water Meter Replacement is Conducted. Replacing a water meter is a relatively straightforward process that involves a few key steps: 1. Scheduling: Contact your water utility to schedule a replacement appointment. 2. Prepare: Clear access to the meter, locate the shutoff valve, and inform occupants. 3. Technician Visit:

  7. Proper installation and maintenance ensure accuracy and longevity, while offering numerous benefits to both consumers and utility providers. Accurate water measurement is critical for fair billing, leak detection, and promoting water conservation.