What this means for your business 

With these increases looming, now is the time to review your water costs and usage. Key considerations include: 

Who is your current water supplier? Are they delivering to your requirements? 

Are you on a contract? – Many businesses assume they have an agreement in place when, in fact, they may be on default rates, which can be significantly higher. 

Have you budgeted for these increases? – Understanding the financial impact now will help mitigate unexpected cost spikes in the coming years. 

Do you know your current water consumption? – Awareness of your usage patterns can help identify areas for cost savings and efficiency improvements. 

Have you had a water audit? – An audit can uncover inefficiencies, billing errors, and potential savings opportunities. 

How we can help 

To navigate these changes and mitigate cost increases, businesses should proactively manage their water procurement and efficiency strategies. Our suite of water services includes: 

Procurement – helping businesses secure the most competitive water rates to avoid high default retail charges. 

Cost recovery – identifying historical billing errors, optimising tariffs, and conducting site audits to maximise efficiency. 

Bill validation and budgeting -ensuring accurate billing and providing forecasting support to help businesses plan for cost increases and manage their water expenses effectively. 

If your organisation has not yet reviewed its water strategy, now is the time to act. Engaging in discussions about procurement, efficiency, and budgeting will help ensure that your business is prepared for the upcoming price changes. 

For expert guidance on securing competitive rates, managing costs, and optimising your water usage, get in touch today.