How Missouri Homeowners Can Lower a High Water Bill and Save Money (LISTEN)

How Missouri Homeowners Can Lower a High Water Bill and Save Money (LISTEN)
September 16, 2026

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How Missouri Homeowners Can Lower a High Water Bill and Save Money (LISTEN)

If your water bill suddenly doubles or triples, you might assume the utility company made a mistake. There could be a much simpler explanation, and it could be costing you hundreds of dollars.

Kimberly Palmer with NerdWallet recently had a water bill that topped $1,000 for three months, compared with her normal bill of about half that amount. She called the utility, had her meter checked, and eventually discovered a leaking toilet. A $300 plumbing repair could potentially save her about $1,200 over the course of a year.

Kimberly joins Show Me Today to talk about what to look for when your water bill suddenly jumps and some simple ways to bring that bill back down.

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