Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2023 7:59pm
Hello. I presume this property has been a holiday home/not much used in the past. I may be wrong however you live near to Pinoso? Most farmers pay into a cooperate to have the use of Agricultural water for their farm/land/animals/crop use etc etc etc. This is not drinking water, you could drink it however its not treated, not recommended. I would think you are on mains water (now being treated) so best to look at your bill. Thus there are two separate supplies of water in Spain. No the farmers do not use all the water hence you having none. If it were me I would take a look at your water meter. There should be a valve before the meter to close the water off. If so remove the water meter. Turn the valve open to see the supply of water. That will determine many factors. The water meter is prob blocked with a calcium buildup over the years restricting water flow. Depending on the ambulant outside temperate this will alter many internal features within the water meter including paddle moment and water blockage. It could also be dirt in the pipe, (New pipe you presume was fitted in the road in the summer) leading to the valve before the water meter). If the meter is removed and the valve opened it should allow the dirt if any in the pipe to be released then close the valve back off again. Have a look at the inlet and outlet of the water meter, you will be able to see if the meter is blocked re; a white build up of calcium. If so put the water meter in a tub of sulphurman solution for an hour, then rinse out and re-assemble leaving the outlet side of the water meter disconnected. Turn the valve open and you should have decent water pressure. If your meter still has the anti tamper locking device fitted then don't touch the water meter as you may be prosecuted. Finally if you are not too sure just look at your bill, ring the number and explain that you think your water meter needs renewing as it's blocked due to calcium build up. To reiterate Agricultural water has nothing to do with mains water, two separate supplies, two separate issues. My Regards, R.