This page will help you to use the Thames Water website.
Our website has been structured into four main areas, which we anticipate will cover your needs. These areas are
Your Home: This area of the site provides information relating to your water charges and your payment options, what to do if you are moving home or if you change your details. You can also find out more about the option of metering, the quality of the water we supply to your home, and our customer guarantees.
Your Business: This area gives an overview of the services we offer to different business sectors. You can also read more about our current commercial projects through several case studies.
Community and Environment: This area gives information about our investment in the environment and community as well as our corporate and social responsibility commitments. Details of some of our major service improvement projects can be found in ‘Investing in the future’.
About Us: This section contains our latest press releases, how to work for us, key facts about the company and its history, our innovations, our financial statements and more!
Footer bar:
Legal: Copyright information and data protection information
Site map: this shows the complete structure of the website and each page can be reached easily by clicking on the links.
Press: latest press releases from Thames Water
Contact Us: Telephone, email and address details to contact our customer centre with queries about your bill/account or your water/wastewater services.
To make it easy finding your way around the site we have ensured that the navigation options are always displayed on screen and that our home page is always accessible via the house icon to the left of the navigation. When navigating through the website:
You can tell where you are in the site by looking at the navigation on the top of the screen and down the left hand side. There is also a ‘breadcrumb trail’ which looks like this (depending which page you are on): ‘ Home > Community and environment > Your environment’ which shows you the route you have taken through the site and enables you to back-track.
You can move around, as well as up and down through the site, by clicking the navigation on the top bars or those down the left hand side. The left hand side navigation will expand and contract to show what is available. The top bar navigation will expand when you hover your mouse over it.
You can go back to the top level of the site by clicking one of the four options on the bar across the top of the screen
The Search facility is available on each page
Site map – this shows the complete structure of the website
To search for information on any area of Thames Water simply type the appropriate key word into the search box. Whether it’s our company history or our innovations, our latest environmental reports or what we are doing in the community, the displayed results will take you directly to the information you require.
We hope that you will find the answer to your query within the website, however you can contact us if you require any further information. If you have comments of a technical nature relating to the site itself please email twwebmaster@thameswater.co.uk. All other enquiries should be directed as detailed in the Contact Us page.
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