
Water use charges
Water use charges are based on a tiered pricing system, to encourage the careful use of water. Find out how this works and what our current water pricing is for this financial year.
Find out moreWhether you have a household or business account, you've come to the right place to learn about your water bill. You should receive a water bill from us every 2 months.
From 1 July 2024, water use and service charges have had a 2.5% price increase. If you need help with paying your bill, we’re here to help make payments easier with a variety of support options.
Your water bill breaks down your property's water usage and charges. It also includes important information about your account and water supply.
Watch the video below to understand what each part of your bill means.
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Our pricing is set by the State Government and is reviewed each year as part of the State Budget process. Find out how we calculate charges for households and businesses in WA.
Water use charges are based on a tiered pricing system, to encourage the careful use of water. Find out how this works and what our current water pricing is for this financial year.
Find out moreService charges are fixed annual charges for the water, wastewater and drainage services we provide. Find out how they are calculated here.
Find out moreBusiness customers are charged sewer volume charges based on the water used and returned as wastewater to the sewer.
Find out moreThis bill only includes charges for the services available to your property.
This bill only includes charges for the water you use.
If you own vacant land, you'll need to pay for any services that are available to your property. If you have a meter, you’ll also need to pay for any water usage.
If you have a shared water meter (or common water supply), find out how water usage and service charges are billed.
Your water bill can be higher than normal for a few different reasons. Use our checklist to find out what’s caused a higher bill and what to do next.
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