How to judge whether to stop water or owe money?

The judgment methods of this situation include checking bills, asking neighbors, contacting water supply companies, checking water meters, checking water valves and observing community announcements.

1. Check the bill: check the latest water bill and confirm whether the water bill has been paid on time. If arrears are found, stopping water supply may be arrears.

2. Ask the neighbors: Ask the neighbors or neighbor groups around to see if the neighbors have also encountered water cuts. If only one company stops water supply, it may be arrears or other individual problems; If all the neighbors stop water supply, it may be a unified problem for the water supply company.

3. Contact the water supply company: directly contact the local water supply company and ask if there is any plan to stop the water supply, and if there is any arrears. The water supply company can provide the most accurate information.

4. Check the water meter: Check whether the water meter works normally. If the water meter is damaged or the reading is abnormal, it may need to be inspected and maintained by the water supply company.

5. Check the water valve: Sometimes the water supply company may close the water valve in an area for maintenance, or close the water valve because of arrears. Check whether your water valve is closed.

6. Observe the announcement of the community: Sometimes, the water supply company will inform the residents of the water cut-off information on the bulletin board of the community or by SMS or email. , including the reason of water cut and the estimated recovery time.