A precious resource
All the water that ends up in your home is reliant on one thing – rain. Rainwater is captured in our 23 reservoirs, over 3000 miles of rivers, and a few groundwater sources too. It's our job to transport this 'raw' water to our treatment works, and from there to your taps. We treat it to such a standard that your drinking water is some of the best in the world.
How we're improving our service to you
Day to day, our skilled technicians, engineers, and contractors manage and maintain the operation and performance of our drinking water network. This involves finding and fixing leaks, fitting meters, monitoring rivers and transferring water around the network to where it's needed.
Into the future, we have some major plans to upgrade our network to make it even bigger and better. These plans take us up to 2050 when we will have achieved:
Dive into the detail
Dig into the nitty-gritty to learn more about the quality of your tap water. Or why not find out how much water you and your household use? A meter is just the piece of kit you need to start your water-use investigations.
Track your use and more
A meter will not just help you save water, but also money. Customers who install a meter usually end up £300-£400 better off because of it.
The quality of your drinking water
The journey of water
From cloud to tap, the journey of water is a real adventure. From collecting and transporting, to treating and pumping - our people go above and beyond to look after the network and keep your water supply safe and resilient for the future.
From cloud to tap
Find out exactly what we do to make sure your water is safe to drink.
