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Just over half of these properties are metered. Cambridge Water is generally a hard water area. Cambridge Water can provide you with further information about water hardness in your particular area. Dee Valley Water derives its water from eight impounding reservoirs, two abstractions from the River Dee and two underground sources. As a result Dee Valley Water supplies approximately 70 million litres per day to over , customers, via seven treatment works, 1,km of water mains, 25 pumping stations and 37 clean water storage reservoirs.
Dee Valley Water is generally a hard water area. Dee Valley Water can provide you with further information about water hardness in your particular area. Dwr Cymru supplies water and sewerage services to most of Wales, as well as parts of Hereford, Worcester and Gloucestershire. Dwr Cymru supplies both water and sewerage services to 1. Dwr Cymru delivers million litres of water a day via 84 impounding reservoirs, water treatment works, pumping stations, service reservoirs and a network of 26,km of water mains.
Dwr Cymru runs its sewerage services through a network of 17,km of sewers, incorporating 1, sewage pumping stations and 3, combined sewer overflows. Waste water is then treated at waste water treatment works. Dwr Cymru ranges from both soft to moderately hard water. Dwr Cymru can provide you with further information about water hardness in your particular area. Together the two companies have 2, staff.
Essex and Suffolk Water supplies water to 1. Essex and Suffolk Water are in an area of hard to very hard water.
Essex and Suffolk Water can provide you with further information about water hardness in your particular area. NIW is a government-owned business providing water and sewerage to the area. They currently serve roughly 1. Northumbrian Water provides water and sewerage services to almost two million properties in the North East of England.
Water is then supplied via 35 water treatment plants, service reservoirs and 16,km of water mains. Northumbrian Water collects waste water via sewage treatment works, sewage pumping stations and 15, km of sewers. Northumbrian Water is generally a hard water area. Northumbrian Water can provide you with further information about water hardness in your particular area. Portsmouth Water supplies water services to an area of square kilometres, stretching through Hampshire and West Sussex from the River Meon in the west to the River Arun in the east, with a population of , Portsmouth Water dates back to when the Borough of Portsmouth Waterworks Company was formed to supply water to Portsmouth.
Deriving its water from two groups of springs, one river and 18 borehole sites, Portsmouth Water provides million litres a day via 21 reservoirs, 20 treatments works and 3, km of water mains. Portsmouth Water supplies water to , properties, 17, of which have water meters. Portsmouth Water is generally a hard water area. Portsmouth Water can provide you with further information about water hardness in your particular area.
Scottish Water supplies water and sewerage services to an area of 78, square kilometres - a third of the area of Britain. This includes almost 10, km of coastline. Scottish Water was formed in April when three former water authorities, East, West and North of Scotland, merged. Scottish Water is the sole water and waste water service provider to 2. Severn Trent Water provides water and sewerage services to over seven million customers in central England and parts of Wales.
This area stretches from the Humber Estuary in the north to the Bristol Channel in the south, and from Llyn Clywedog, Wales in the west to Lincolnshire in the east. Severn Trent Water then delivers its water supply via service reservoirs, 20 treatment works and 45,km of water mains.
Severn Trent Water collects and treats waste water via 1, sewage treatment works and 53,km of sewers. Severn Trent Water supplies water that can be between soft to moderately hard.
However water hardness levels can vary within each area. Severn Trent Water can provide you with further information about water hardness in your particular area.
South Staffordshire Water supplies water services to an area of almost 1, square kilometres, from the edge of Ashbourne in the north, to Halesowen in the south, and from Burton on Trent in the east to Kinver in the west, with a population of nearly 1. South Staffordshire Water was formed in to supply water to the Black Country. The water supplied by South Staffordshire Water is drawn from two major surface sources - Chelmarsh reservoir and Blithfield reservoir, which was opened by the Queen Mother in Treated water is distributed via South Staffordshire Water's 25 service reservoirs and 5, km of water mains.
South Staffordshire Water is generally a hard water area. A full list of contact details is available on the Ofwat website. Consumer Council for Water's website. Ofwat's website. Now you know the answer to "who supplies my water? Some water suppliers supply the water to your home and collect the wastewater from your sinks and toilets.
Others only supply you with water — in these cases you will need to find the company that collect your waste water too. You should turn off your water at the stop tap and contact your water supplier as soon as possible. They may be able to fix the cause of the problem if they are responsible for the fault. If your water company is not responsible, you will need to arrange repairs yourself:.
If you rent your home , your landlord will need to arrange the necessary repairs following the leak. It works in the interest of customers by setting price limits, ensuring companies run efficiently and encouraging resilience. CCWater - The Consumer Council for Water promotes consumers' interests to governments, regulators and water companies. They also provide a free advice and complaint handling service for consumers, research their views on key topics, and keep them informed on the issues that affect their services.
Water and sewerage services are provided by regional companies, serving the areas shown on the map. You can find out more about them below. There are eleven companies that provide both water and sewerage services to large regions across England and Wales.
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