Three steps to save water
Get water smart
It’s easy to take water for granted, just turn on the tap and out it comes. But this precious resource is increasingly under threat from climate change and growing populations.
Every litre we take from our rivers has an impact on the environment and it takes a lot of energy, CO2 and chemicals to clean and pump water to your home. The rivers we take our water from are the River Stour and River Avon.
Switch to a water meter
This is one of the biggest things you can do to help us save water, and it’s also one of the easiest.
With a meter you’ll not only find that you naturally use less water but it will also help us find and fix leaks.
Want to hear the best part? In the first year, you could see substantial savings on your water and waste water bill up to £300 and we’ll install a water meter at your home for free.
Look out for leaks
Our customers are our eyes and ears when it comes to spotting leaks.
Detecting and repairing leaks is a top priority for us and we do everything we can to prevent them.
If you spot a leak, please let us know so that our teams can get to work finding and fixing it as quickly as possible.
Get your free water-saving devices today
Just enter your postcode and answer a few questions about your water-use and we’ll offer the products which are best for you.
Are you visiting Bournemouth?
While you’re here, there’s something you can do to help both the local communities and our beautiful environment.
How to save water in your garden
From smart planting, to ditching the hosepipe – you can save water and money by getting your garden as water efficient as possible.
Our top water saving tips
We've put together a list of changes you can make to save water.
They're broken down into 3 levels, something easy everyone can do, something that takes a bit more work, and a tip if you're dedicated to saving every drop.
