Detroit man caring for disabled mother stunned after water company tries to charge him for 110,000 gallons he says he didn’t use
- Posted on July 14, 2026
- By The Independent
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In brief
A Detroit resident faces unexpected billing troubles after his water utility company demands payment for an alleged 110,000-gallon consumption spike. Despite hiring a professional plumber to investigate potential leaks or malfunctions, no issues were discovered that could justify the dramatic usage increase. This case highlights growing concerns about utility billing accuracy and consumer protection when facing unexplained charges for essential services.
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Detroit man caring for disabled mother stunned after water company tries to charge him for 110,000 gallons he says he didn’t use
A plumber did not find any leaks or issues to explain the spike in water usage, the man said
