Kansas

Multifamily Utility Company is a national submetering and billing company that provides utility submetering solutions throughout Kansas. When it comes to resident and owner customer support Multifamily Utility is setting the standard. We also have bilingual agents available to assist those whose native language isn’t English. Our friendly customer service team will handle every service request and question in a routine and detailed manner. Every issue is tracked, responded to and resolved as quickly and professionally as possible. By offering a wide range of products and services in utility submetering, utility management and utility conservation, we are able to provide all of our clients with results that endure. Request a quote, or call us today at 800.266.0968 to get more information on what we can do for you and your property!

Kansas Legal Info

The utility regulating agency, the Kansas Corporation Commission is only in charge of electricity and natural gas and not the water or sewer. The rental agreement needs to include who is responsible for payment of the utility charges.

Disclaimer

Billing Service Providers are required to apply and be approved for licenses from a regulatory agency prior to starting the servicing of the client’s billing accounts. This requirement applies to several different areas of the USA. The license has to remain current and valid while doing business in these regions. The information on this page is deemed to be accurate but updates may occur at any time. Please Contact Multifamily Utility Company with your specific questions about your area of service.

Kansas Submetering

Are you a property owner, manager or developer in the state of Kansas looking for ways to increase the energy efficiency of your properties? If so Multifamily Utility can help. As one of the leading utility submetering and billing companies in the state we specialize in submetering and allocation of water, gas and electric utilities for apartments, condominiums, commercial buildings, new construction, mobile homes and military housing in Kansas and all throughout the United States. As you very well know, water usage can have a tremendous impact on your bottom line. And with water costs continuing to rise, more and more property owners are starting to realize the benefits of submetering. By using submeters you will no longer have to absorb the cost of water in the rent. Instead you will be able to charge each tenant for what they personally use each month. This of course is fairer to your tenants and will make them very happy. At Multifamily Utility our goal is to help you meet the needs of your property in the most efficient way possible. That’s why we offer a host of other services including Ratio Utility Billing Systems, Billing & Collections and Meter Maintenance & Compliance just to name a few. We also offer a few complimentary services designed to help you better serve all of your properties. One such service is convergent billing. With convergent billing you will be able to distribute utility, rent or HOA charges and any ancillary charges on one bill. This means you will no longer have to deal with the burden of tracking rent and utility payments separately. Instead owners or residents will receive one bill that includes all current charges. Some of the advantages of using convergent billing include the elimination of payment processing, fewer late payments, the ability to integrate billing of vacant cost recovery, simplified billing, reduced administrative tasks and included targeted messages to owners or residents. Other services we offer that go along with our submetering and billing options include system and equipment financing, utility expense management, vacant utility cost recovery, prepaid utility plans and collection services. We will work with managers and owners to identify the best combination of collection services that will produce the greatest return on investment for all of your properties. We offer residents multiple convenient payment options so they can quickly and easily pay their bills. By making it easier for residents to pay their bills you can expect collections to increase.