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State of New Jersey BOARD OF PUBLIC UTILITIES 44 S. Clinton Avenue P.O. Box 350 Trenton, NJ 086250350 metertestrequest@bpu.nj.gov WET# ___ APPLICATION FOR WATER METER TEST Under the provisions of

How to fill out meter request water

How to fill out meter request water

1. To fill out a meter request for water, follow these steps:
2. Start by visiting the website or contacting the water utility company in your area.
3. Look for the meter request form or application. It may be available online or provided by the company.
4. Fill in the necessary information, such as your name, address, contact details, and any other required personal identification.
5. Provide details about the property where the meter is needed, such as the address, size, and any specific requirements.
6. Specify the type of meter you are requesting, such as a residential or commercial meter.
7. If there are any special instructions or additional information needed, make sure to include it in the form.
8. Double-check all the information you have provided to ensure accuracy and completeness.
9. Submit the completed form either online or by delivering it to the designated office or mailing address.
10. Wait for the water utility company to process your request. They may contact you for additional information or to schedule a visit for meter installation.
11. Once approved, follow any further instructions provided by the company, such as paying fees or arranging for access to the property during installation.
12. Remember to keep a copy of the submitted form and any correspondence with the water utility company for future reference.

Who needs meter request water?

1. Any individual, household, or business entity that requires water supply through a meter can request a meter for water. This includes homeowners, renters, property owners, commercial establishments, and industrial facilities.

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What is meter request water?

A meter request for water refers to a formal application submitted to a utility company to obtain a water meter for residential or commercial use.

Who is required to file meter request water?

Individuals or entities seeking to establish new water service connections or upgrade existing water meters are required to file a meter request for water.

How to fill out meter request water?

To fill out a meter request for water, complete the application form with required information such as property details, type of service needed, and contact information, then submit it to the appropriate utility authority.

What is the purpose of meter request water?

The purpose of the meter request for water is to initiate the process of getting a water meter installed for monitoring and billing of water usage.

What information must be reported on meter request water?

Information typically required includes the applicant's name, property address, type of service requested, and any additional requirements as specified by the utility provider.