Most utilities don’t discover incompatible meters, deteriorated pits, or signal dead zones until deployment is already underway. USG Water’s site survey eliminates that risk; every location is field-verified before a single smart meter is ordered.
How Our AMI Site
Survey Process Works
1: Locations and accounts are identified.
Every meter location is mapped and verified before fieldwork begins.
2: Equipment is inspected and documented.
Meters, pits, lids, and site conditions are assessed and flagged for attention.
3: Photos are captured at every location.
Every site gets a full photo record for reference throughout your project.
4: Findings are compiled into a dashboard.
All data is organized into a clean, filterable database that your team can use.
5: You get a clear path forward.
You’ll know what’s ready, what needs attention, and where to start before deployment begins.
What You Get From an AMI Meter Site Survey
Before your AMI deployment begins, you need to know exactly what’s in the ground. Here’s what you can expect with an AMI meter site survey from USG Water:
Why Choose USG
Water Solutions?
For more than 62 years, USG Water has helped utilities like yours keep water flowing reliably, safely, and cost-effectively. With 600+ field professionals and 10 service centers across the country, we have the local presence and scale to survey your system accurately and efficiently.
Is a Meter Site Survey
Right for My Utility?
Your utility may be ready for a meter site survey if you:
- Plan to have an AMI deployment or a meter replacement program
- Have billing system data that hasn’t been verified against field conditions
- Don’t know the condition of your pits and lids
- Lack an accurate baseline of your installed metering equipment
- Have an aging infrastructure with an undocumented condition
Contact us today to schedule your survey.
AMI Meter Site Survey FAQ
An AMI meter site survey is a field inspection of every meter location in your service area. During a survey, our field crews evaluate equipment, pit conditions, and account data before your AMI rollout begins.
An AMI meter site survey depends on the size of your system. Our professionals will provide a clear timeline before work begins.
The cost of a meter survey depends on your system size and project scope. Contact us today for a custom quote.
Once the survey is completed, you’ll receive a complete dashboard of all findings, ready for your team to act on and move into deployment planning.
The survey acts as your deployment roadmap, showing you what’s compatible, what needs attention, and where to start.
The dashboard includes meter inventory, field-verified account data, pit and lid conditions, pipe composition, site photos, and pre-installation readiness.
