THE WATER COST
REDUCTION EXPERTS
Some organisations are literally pouring their profits down the drain as they are paying far too much for the most basic of all commodities... water! High charges are often symptomatic of deeper problems with leakage, inefficient water consumption or overcharges.
If you want to save money on water costs and overcharges, get in touch for a free bill analysis and water leak detection consultation.
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Constantly increasing surface water charges and overcharging are all too common in large organisations costing millions upon millions of pounds in lost profits each year to UK businesses.
With a commission from Asda Stores Ltd., H2O Building Services are now providing access to significant refunds and on-going savings for stores in a number of counties...
With over 1,200 sites nationwide, H2O are currently providing specialist consultancy and services to ensure surface water charges are being reduced wherever possible, creating substantial annual savings.
Working for McDonalds Restaurants, read how H2O Building Services are creating huge savings based on site analysis and the co-ordination of a reduction and refund programme UK-wide.
ABOUT US
We are unique in our approach to water cost reduction, our bill validation bureau service is free of charge and our fee structures for making water cost reduction savings and securing refunds for our clients is tailored to client requirements.
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NEWS POSTS
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Spelman urges UK to “save water” as South East is declared in drought.
The UK must “find a way to save water” in order to ease the strain on water supplies and reduce the effects of drought according to Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman. Speaking at an emergency drought summit attended by Water Companies, Bu…
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Legal change to let businesses switch water companies.
Proposed legislative changes would allow more businesses to choose their water supplier, enabling them to shop for the best available deal. Currently only businesses using more than 50 mega litres of water a year can switch suppliers, the proposed change …
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