CCTV Drain Camera Inspection
Camera inspection of drains and sewer lines without digging or opening walls.
Whether you need a new water meter fitted or an existing one moved to a more accessible spot during a renovation, we handle the plumbing and the sealing to utility-compliant standards, for homes, communities and commercial properties across Valencia.
Water meter installation and relocation covers fitting a new meter where one doesn't yet exist, and moving an existing meter to a different, more accessible location — often needed during a renovation, or when a utility company requires the meter to be reachable without entering the property. Either way, the fittings and sealing have to meet the water utility's requirements, not just be functional.
A water meter move sounds simple until the sealing or paperwork isn't right. We handle both the plumbing and the compliance side, so there's nothing left for you to chase.
Water Meter
Installation
From first message to a sealed, tested meter, here's what to expect.
Tell us whether it's a new installation or a relocation, and why.
We confirm utility rules for the new position and what's needed to meet them.
Scope, materials and cost confirmed in writing before anything is touched.
The existing reading is recorded before any work starts, for a clear record.
The meter is fitted and connected at the agreed position, with a brief planned shut-off.
The meter is sealed to utility-compliant standards and tested before we finish.
Every property and meter position is different, so we don't quote a fixed number until we've confirmed the details. What we will tell you now is which details the quote hinges on:
A meter move often comes up alongside these — other services we handle in the same cluster.
Camera inspection of drains and sewer lines without digging or opening walls.
Installing and testing valves that stop contaminated water reaching the clean supply.
Pressure-boosting pumps installed downstream of a newly placed water meter.
Common reasons are a renovation that changes the layout near the current meter, a utility company requiring it moved to an accessible external location, or a new connection that needs a meter fitted for the first time.
Yes. Relocating a meter requires a brief shut-off while the new position is connected and sealed, which we schedule at a convenient time and keep as short as possible.
For most relocations, yes. The meter itself and its sealing are usually tied to the utility company's requirements, so we make sure the new installation meets their standards and, where needed, coordinate the changeover with them.
Yes. We install new water meters for new connections, additional units, or properties that didn't previously have one fitted.
Utility companies apply a tamper-evident seal to a water meter to confirm it hasn't been altered. When we install or relocate a meter, we make sure it's fitted and sealed in a way that meets the utility's requirements, so there's no dispute later.
Relocating the meter itself shouldn't affect billing, since it's still measuring the same supply, but we always confirm the reading before and after the move so there's a clear record.
Somewhere accessible for reading and maintenance without needing entry to the property — an external wall box, a communal meter room, or a boundary location, depending on what your building and utility allow.
Yes. Once we've confirmed the new location and any utility requirements, we give you a written quote before any work starts.
Tell us whether you need a new meter fitted or an existing one relocated, and we'll explain what's involved and what it costs before we arrive.