Meters and Smart Meters

Once your property has an active utility supply, the next step is installing the meter — and that’s where we come in. At Supply Pro Utility Management, we manage the entire process, to help ensure a smooth, efficient installation from start to finish.

Whether it’s gas, electricity, or water, we coordinate all aspects of the meter installation, so you can focus on the rest of your project with confidence.

There are specific regulations and safety guidelines around where meters can be installed. While we can advise on suitable meter locations based on utility provider guidance and industry best practices, the final positioning must meet approval from the utility provider or installer. This approach helps reduce the risk of delays or costly adjustments later in the process.

How We Can Help:

✅ Coordinate gas, electric, and water meter installations, managing the process through to completion
✅ Advise on compliant meter locations based on current safety guidelines
✅ Ensure utility accounts are correctly set up and ready for use

Ready to get started?
Contact us today to discuss your metering requirements — we’re here to make the process simple and stress-free.

Considering Smart meters?

Smart meters send your gas and electricity usage through a secure network to the energy provider, so meter readings do not need to be submit. They also come with an In-Home Display (IHD), a small screen that shows your energy use and spending almost in real time.

Benefits of smart meters:

Understand and Manage Energy Usage
Smart meters show real-time data, helping you see how and when you’re using energy — so you can make informed choices and change habits to reduce costs.

Accurate Billing with Less Hassle
No more estimated bills or manual meter readings. Smart meters send accurate readings automatically, so you only pay for what you use.

Save Money and Access Better Tariffs
With clearer insight into your usage, it’s easier to cut waste and take advantage of smart meter-only deals and specialist tariffs.

Support a Greener Future
Using less energy not only saves money but also reduces carbon emissions — supporting the shift toward cleaner, renewable energy sources.