To serve you better, we've assembled a list of our customers' most frequently asked questions. If you don't find your answer here, feel free to contact us.
Failure to receive a bill does not relinquish responsibility for payment.
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Where can I pay my bill?
You can make payments here at our office, 13213 S Lone Jack-Lees Summit Rd, or you can mail it in.
Our drop box is located on the fence and accessible for your convenience 24/7.
Can I pay my bill with my credit card?
NO, we do not accept credit or debit card.
How do I sign up for the ACH DRAFT?
There is a form that will need to be filled out along with a copy of your driver’s license and a voided check. Please call our office at 816-697-5472 or 816-697-1824.
Do I get my deposit back?
The deposit stays with the property until you move or sell, at which time the deposit is applied to the final bill.
When are the bills mailed?
We mail the bills the last working day of the month. You can also receive your bill through your email.
Can I cover the meter well?
NO, DO NOT cover our meter well with landscaping or any other debris. Because we need access to the meter well all the time. There will be a fee for uncovering the meter/meter well.
Am I responsible for my service line?
Yes, our service stops at the meter. The customer is responsible from the meter to the house (service line).
Do you locate the service line?
No, we do not locate the service line. However, we will locate the water main and the water meter once you have called Missouri One Call.
What is Missouri One call phone number and when should I call Missouri One call?
1-800-DIG-RITE
(1-800-344-7483) any time you are digging you should call for locates, it’s the law.
What should I do if I see running water?
Call our office at 816-697-5472 or 816-697-1824
How can I check my toilets for a leak?
You can check your toilet by turning off the valve to the toilet. Do not flush the toilet and let it set for 10 minutes, when you turn the valve back on, if you hear the toilet fill – the flapper is leaking. Also check the water level in the tank. The water level should be 1 inch below the water level line in the tank.
What is considered an emergency water situation?
An emergency is if you hear or see water running from a burst pipe or water bubbling from the ground. Any unexplained water running.