As soon as the sun comes out and the temperatures rise the chances are your water usage will go up. The garden will need watering, the paddling pool filling up and you might even need an extra shower to cool down at the end of the day. The problem is that as soon as the seasons change you may end up receiving a rather large bill on your doormat – particularly if you have a water meter. But it does not have to be this way if you take part in SES Water’s new initiative. SES Water customers are being encouraged to complete an online water-saving survey . Anyone who does so will receive a voucher for a free cuppa at The Old Post, Redhill. In addition all households in the SES Water area can benefit from free water-saving devices provided by the company. And what’s more they could qualify for a free 30-minute visit from a plumber to fit them – and fix any minor leaks. The company estimates that £13.9m could be saved on water and energy bills by SES Water customers every year. Here are some of the simple ways which can help. You can find out… Read full this story
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