Ich habe kürzlich meine Wasserabrechnung für mein Studentenwohnheim in Leuven für das Jahr 2023-2024 erhalten. Und wie Sie auf dem Bild sehen können, ist das ein unverschämt hoher Betrag für mich, der ich allein als Einzelperson in einem 18 m² großen Studio wohnte, mit nur den Waschbecken in der Küchenzeile und im Bad, einer Dusche und dem WC. Der durchschnittliche Warmwasserverbrauch lag in meiner Rechnung bei 106 (im Vergleich zu 1786). Daraufhin zeigt die Wasserrechnung den Verbrauch in Monaten an, in denen ich nicht einmal auf dem Land war, geschweige denn in meinem Studio. Welche Schritte sollte ich unternehmen, um dieses Problem zu beheben? Irgendwelche Vorschläge für Rechtsberatung, falls ich diese benötige?

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    1. Special-Elevator2794 on

      Has to be a leak somewhere, i’d contact the owner and see if you can find an issue

    2. shadowsreturn on

      I can’t help with addresses or names, but I see these kind of mistakes sometimes in my newspaper where the newspaper Het Belang Van Limburg solves issues for people who can’t get help via their provider. Sometimes it’s the same issue: too much water billed. If it’s really impossible that I’m sure it’ll be fixed but first thing is to contact your water company.
      You can also google Ombudsman en waterfactuur. They also say you should first contact your watercompany. THey are like the org that you contact when you can’t get to a serious solution.

    3. Humble_Bathroom_3829 on

      Hmmm seems like the whole appartment had a leak and every resident has gotten this bill?

      I would start with checking with youre neighbours. Maybe someone already started a complaint or something?

    4. First and foremost you have to protest the invoice, reply by registered post.

      Then figure out where the problem is. Best case it’s a broken meter, worse case it’s a leak.

      Write in the group of your student residence because they also probably received this

    5. atlasfailed11 on

      Best to start by calling the person who sent you this bill. They show you having used 300m3 water on your own in a single person residence. The average water use per year for a single person residence is about 40m3. So 300 is unrealistically high.

      Maybe it’s an error and someone entered the wrong number somewhere? Can you verify if the water meter numbers are correct?

    6. Prestigious_Fish6481 on

      Check with your landlord but first with the other tenants,
      it could be that your water is not only connected to your place but to the other tenants places as well.

    7. It says there you used 3000 hectoliters water, that is 300 000 liters. There is a mistake somewhere or a gigantic leak. I am having trouble imagining the size of a leak needed to drain 300 000 liters.  

      That is running the shower at full power for 24 hours per day for 23 days in a row.

      Curiously most of it is warm water too, so the leak has to be between the boiler and your apartment. I doubt nobody would notice 300 000 liter leak inside the building 

    8. LocalHold9069 on

      There were issues in Belgium where people switched from the old analog meters to the digital meter. In these cases, there wasn’t a „terugslagklep“(one way valve?) Installed. So the meter also registered a very small usage when the pressure in the water pipes changed and also counted some amount when water flowed briefly in the other direction. That could be checked…

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