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They probably think along the same lines that justify paying for heat in, for example, New England, where water is plentiful.
by mhb 6y ago
They probably think along the same lines that justify paying for heat in, for example, New England, where water is plentiful.
- Goronmon 6y agoIn NH my water/sewer bill is $350 a quarter at this point. "Plentiful water" doesn't seem to make an impact.
- TrowthePlow 6y agoI'm at $450 twice a year. It seems every few weeks I get an email that "a main broke" somewhere and they have to go fix it, and while I appreciate still having water when the power goes out (thanks, gravity!) I don't particularly love having to pay $900 a year - and from the sounds of it, that will go up probably to $1k soon to pay for pipe replacement/repair