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It's quick and easy for you to tell us you’re moving, whether you’re a new customer and need to set up an account, a current customer moving home within our region or you're moving out of the region. Plus we’ve got lots of tips to help you get settled into your new home.
You’ll need the following information to hand:
- your previous account number if you were an Anglian Water customer
- the full postal address of your old and new property
- your water meter reading for your old and new property
- your bank account details if you wish to set up a direct debit.
If you’re moving out of the region you can check who your new supplier is using the Water UK website.
When settling into your new home, the last thing you want are unexpected plumbing or drainage problems such as leaking pipes, collapsed drains or blocked toilets. HomeServe’s long history of helping UK homeowners and their team of expert plumbers means you can trust them to fix what’s gone wrong quickly without the added expense or hassle of finding a plumber in a hurry. Find out more here.
Once you're in your new home:
We know moving house can be stressful, so here are some tips to help you get settled in to your new home.
Your Water
The water in this region is classed as ‘hard to very hard’. This is because the ground contains rocks with a high chalk (calcium carbonate) content. As water moves through these rocks, it dissolves some of the chalk making the water hard. Hard water’s perfectly safe and there's evidence it can even be good for your health.
Check out our drinking water quality pages for tips on keeping your water healthy and use the postcode search to find out the hardness and drinking water quality in your area. It’s useful when setting up your domestic appliances.
Changing business address rather than moving home?
If you're a business customer or you’ve recently purchased a non residential property, you’ll need to contact your water retailer to register or change your details.
