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This section answers some of the questions we are asked on a frequent basis, including queries about billing, our services, what to do if you have a leak and a whole lot more. Please click on the section titles below to reveal the questions and answers.
Yes, you can pay your bill online. It’s easy to complete our online form and there are also other ways you can pay
Having enough money to pay your bills can sometime be a bit of a challenge. If you’re finding it hard, we will work with you to come up with a payment plan.
Current year’s charges are available on our website from the middle of March each year.
We like to give tailor-made services to customers who may, from time to time, need a bit of extra help.
Use our website to order a variety of free water-saving products to help reduce your water use and possibly your bill too.
From 1st October 2011, we became responsible for looking after many more sewers and pipes that take wastewater from loos and sinks. If you're connected to the public sewer system, we are now responsible for the pipes that are outside your property boundary.
Use our postcode search function to get details of the drinking water quality in your area.
We aim to provide an excellent service for our customers and have deliberately set ourselves targets which require higher levels of performance than those imposed by our regulators. However, with millions of customer transactions every year, unfortunately things might go wrong occasionally.
We’re investing more than £2 billion to continue making our water and wastewater operations world class.
We have four regulators: two keep an eye on your interests, one sets the standard for the quality of tap water and the fourth safeguards the environment. In addition, data processing laws regulate how we can use any personal information we hold about you.
Help us identify water leaks across our region – big or small. If you spot a leak, down the street, up the alley or round the corner – please tell us so we can fix it fast
Many of our customers have found that having a water meter fitted can help reduce their water bills with savings of up to £100 per year. Metering makes particular sense because, on average customers with water meters use 15% less water than those customers without
You can easily switch to metered charges and also save money at the same time. Use the information to work out how much you might pay for metered charges compared to your current Rateable Value based bill.
The easiest way to contact us is to send us an email. Just complete an online form and this will make sure your email gets to the right department, whether your enquiry is about anything from a meter reading to a change of address. Alternatively, you can phone or write to us.
If you’re not happy with any element of our service, please tell us – we want to know and put things right for the future. Details of What to do if you wish to complain can be found in section 9 of our code of practice
We live in the driest region in the UK and last year was the driest since 1921. So we all need to work together to save more water and continue to love every drop.
With more and more reports of people falling victim to Bogus Callers claiming to be from the water board or other utilities like gas and electricity, we recommend you follow our four easy steps, Lock, Stop, Chain and Check.
Join our campaign for everyone to Drop 20 litres of water per person, per day
Use our online form to update your address details plus some useful tips to help you settle in.
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Registered Office: Anglian House, Ambury Road, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. PE29 3NZ
