As of July 2024, Urban Utilities has adjusted water and sewerage prices in Brisbane. These increases are driven by infrastructure upgrades and rising operational costs to support the city's growing population.
For an average household using 160 kL of water per year, the annual water bill now totals around $1,491.50. This includes usage, water service, and sewerage charges.
Upgrade to low-flow showerheads, dual-flush toilets, and aerated taps. Look for products with high WELS ratings to reduce water usage without affecting performance.
Leaking taps, toilets, or pipes can waste hundreds of litres of water annually. Regularly check for leaks and get them repaired promptly to avoid unnecessary costs.
Install a rainwater tank to use for gardens, toilets, and laundry. This reduces reliance on mains water and can significantly lower your bill.
Choose native or drought-tolerant plants that require less water. Adding mulch can also help retain soil moisture and minimise evaporation.
Smart water meters can track real-time usage and help identify waste. Monitoring consumption helps you stay in control and find opportunities to cut back.
With Brisbane's water prices on the rise, taking simple but effective steps can help you reduce your bill and conserve one of our most precious resources. From installing efficient fixtures to changing habits, the savings add up quickly.

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