Meter Replacement FAQ

  • How can I schedule an appointment?

    The quickest way to schedule an appointment is online by clicking here. The QR code on the letter you received will also direct you to the website to schedule an appointment. Our installation technicians work from Monday to Thursday. You will be prompted to schedule within a time slot of 9am-11am, 11am-1pm, 2pm-4pm, or 4pm-6pm.

     

    Another way to schedule an appointment is by calling us at 800-624-6975, option 1. The phone call will last a couple of minutes, and the call center representative can answer any questions you may have. Their hours of operation are Monday – Friday from 8am – 5pm EST.

     

    You can also email us at appointment@necowater.com. Please be sure to include the following information in your email:
    Name
    Address
    City
    Phone
    Day and Time Requested

     

    Our office will call you to confirm the availability of your requested day and time.

  • What will the Installation Technician be doing?

    The Installation Technician will be installing a new RF transmitter. If the Utility has instructed NECO to replace the meter, the Installation Technician will remove your existing meter and install a new encoder style meter along with the RF transmitter. Depending on the exact product being used, the RF transmitter may need to be mounted on an exterior wall with wire connecting the two devices.

  • How long will the installation process take?

    Depending on the type of RF transmitter being used, the installation normally takes ½ to 1 hour.

  • Is it necessary for someone to be at home during the installation process?

    Yes, if your meter is inside the premises. There must be an individual aged 18 or older present at the location. However, meters located outside in the yard can be installed without the homeowner or occupant being present.

  • How can I confirm the person at the door is a NECO Installation Technician?

    NECO Installation Technicians must have the proper identification with them and on their vehicle. Your local Water Utility and Police Department have a list of Technicians along with the make and model of their vehicles. If you are unsure, please call them to verify the identification.