Haryana Water Bill Calculator 2026 (ULB / HSVP)

Haryana Water Bill Calculator – ULB / HSVP Rates 2026

If you live in Gurgaon, Faridabad, Panipat, or any other city in Haryana, chances are your water connection falls under the Urban Local Bodies (ULB) Haryana or the Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP). Many residents are confused when the bill arrives because Haryana runs two parallel systems — one for homes that have working water meters and another flat-charge system for older areas that still don’t have metered connections.

This calculator covers both scenarios so you can get an accurate estimate regardless of whether your colony has metering or not.

How Does Haryana Water Billing Actually Work?

Haryana moved to a multi-year tariff plan that was designed to bring water rates closer to the actual cost of supplying water. The plan has phased annual hikes built in, typically around 5% each April. Here is what you need to know about each billing type:

Metered Connection – Slab Rates (2025-26)

If your house has a functional water meter, your bill is calculated based on actual consumption in kiloliters (KL) using a telescopic slab system. This means only the units within each slab are charged at that slab’s rate, not your entire consumption at the highest rate:

• First 10 KL: ₹3.19 per KL
• 10 KL to 20 KL: ₹6.38 per KL
• 20 KL to 30 KL: ₹10.21 per KL
• Above 30 KL: ₹12.76 per KL

On top of the water charge, a sewerage charge of 50% of your water bill is added. This goes toward maintaining the underground drainage and sewage treatment infrastructure in your city.

Unmetered Connection – Fixed Monthly Charge (Plot-Based)

Many older sectors and colonies in Haryana still run on unmetered connections. In these areas, the monthly charge depends on the size of your residential plot:

• Plot up to 50 sq mt: ₹63.81 per month
• Plot 50 to 100 sq mt: ₹127.63 per month
• Plot 100 to 200 sq mt: ₹319.07 per month
• Plot above 200 sq mt: ₹319.07 + ₹255.26 for every additional 100 sq mt

Even for unmetered connections, a 50% sewerage charge is applied on top of the fixed water charge.

Estimated Bills at Common Consumption Levels

If you have a metered domestic connection, here is roughly what your monthly bill looks like:

5 Questions Haryana Water Consumers Ask Most

1. If I live in HSVP sector, which rate applies to me?

HSVP (formerly HUDA) sectors follow the same multi-year tariff plan as the ULB. If your sector has been handed over to a municipal corporation like MCG (Gurgaon) or MCF (Faridabad), the corporation may have its own slightly adjusted implementation schedule. Your bill will mention the applicable rate code. When in doubt, log in to waterbilling.hsvphry.org.in and check your account details directly.

2. My meter was replaced recently — why is my bill suddenly much higher?

New meters are often more accurate than old ones which may have been running slow due to wear. If your old meter was undercounting your actual consumption by 20–30%, the new meter will show the real figure. Cross-check your usage by recording the meter reading yourself on the 1st and last day of the month and comparing with the bill. If the gap is unexplained, raise a complaint with your local ULB office.

3. Is there any late payment penalty in Haryana?

Yes. If you miss the due date, a 10% penalty is added on the current bill amount only — not on your cumulative outstanding. The Haryana government has also run one-time waiver schemes on accumulated surcharges, usually announced around financial year endings. It is worth keeping an eye on official notifications if you have old dues.

4. How do I pay my Haryana water bill online?

Go to online.ulbharyana.gov.in and select the “Water/Sewer Bill Payment” option. You will need your Consumer ID, which is printed on your physical bill. HSVP consumers can also use the dedicated waterbilling.hsvphry.org.in portal. Most major UPI apps including Google Pay and PhonePe also support Haryana ULB water bill payments directly.

5. Why does my neighbor with a smaller plot pay more than me?

This can happen if your neighbor has a metered connection and is using more than their slab allows, pushing them into a higher rate tier. Alternatively, if they are on an unmetered plan with a larger plot size bucket than yours, the flat charge will be higher. The two systems — metered telescopic and unmetered fixed — are entirely separate and cannot be compared directly by plot size alone.