How will WaterOne control and regulate private contractors that are paid to do the installation?

WaterOne fully vets and carefully selects contractors who represent the best value, quality, and service to WaterOne and its customers. We monitor and manage contractor services to ensure all deliverables are being met to the standard required.

All work should be done in the meter pit in your front yard which is located in the public easement. There is no need to enter the home unless your meter is one that is still installed inside of the home (usually an outer basement wall) in which case a prearranged appointment will be coordinated. Our installation contractors will be happy to show you identifying information and credentials.

If a customer has a question or concern regarding a contractor's activity related to the AMI project, they should contact WaterOne at 913-895-1800.

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1. What is AMI?
2. What do I need to do?
3. What does this project entail?
4. When will the project occur?
5. How will this project affect me, the customer?
6. Why is WaterOne doing this project?
7. Who will be installing the project?
8. Where will the technology be deployed?
9. How will I be affected by this project?
10. Will my bill go up because of AMI?
11. What time of day will crews come? Will they work holidays and weekends?
12. How will WaterOne control and regulate private contractors that are paid to do the installation?
13. If my property is damaged during AMI installation, who covers the cost of the damages?
14. What is WaterOne’s policy regarding privacy and data gathered from the metering system?
15. Will WaterOne be able to control my consumption like the electric company’s smart thermostats?
16. Should I be worried about privacy concerns?
17. How will the project impact WaterOne personnel?
18. Are there negative health effects as a result of remote metering systems?
19. Can I opt out of this upgrade?
20. Who do I contact for more info?