The cost of submetering can vary based on several factors, including the type of submeter, the number of units, and the complexity of installation. Costs are generally divided into two main categories: the price of the submeter equipment itself and the installation fees. The overall expense will depend on your specific setup and the utilities being submetered. It's essential to consider both equipment and installation costs when budgeting for submetering in your property. We'd love to get you a specific proposal, get started here.

Submetering promotes fair and equitable distribution of utility costs, encouraging conservation and reducing overall expenses.

Submeters are installed to measure individual unit consumption, and the data is used to calculate each unit's utility bill.

Property owners, tenants, and the environment benefit from submetering through cost savings and conservation efforts.

Yes, there are various state and local regulations that govern submetering. We ensure compliance with all relevant laws.

We provide the equipment and work with your team to make sure everything is installed correctly to maximize your property ROI.

Submeters are typically read monthly, and bills are generated accordingly.

Ratio Utility Billing System, or RUBS, is a method of dividing utility costs among tenants based on various factors like unit size, occupancy, or other allocated criteria. We do offer RUBS as an alternative to submetering for properties that prefer this approach. It allows us to fairly distribute utility costs among tenants even without individual submeters.