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Old Posted May 8, 2025, 5:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Keith P. View Post
Back-of-the-envelope math says that the average quarterly bill would increase these by $37 in the first year and another $47 on top of that in year two. My current quarterly bill is around $160 which I already thought was outrageous. These two bumps will make it approach $250/qtr which is nuts.
$1000/yr for residential water seems foolish.

Glad I'm on a well. Total spend over nearly 2 decades was around $2K to replace the pump which should last at least another 2 decades.
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