
Property owners and landlords
Support for owners of warehouses, factories, retail units, offices, yards, depots and mixed commercial sites.
MAW Water Rebate UK helps commercial property owners, landlords, managing agents and businesses review surface water drainage charges. We examine the available billing and drainage evidence, explain the position clearly and help prepare an application where the facts support one.
Surface water charging can affect many types of non-household property. Each review is based on the specific bill, site and drainage arrangements.

Support for owners of warehouses, factories, retail units, offices, yards, depots and mixed commercial sites.

A clear review of bills and drainage information for managed estates, business parks and multi-building sites.

Help for bill-payers who want to understand whether their surface water drainage charge reflects the way the site actually drains.
A professional assessment brings the billing information and physical drainage evidence together.
We look for the surface water drainage element, the charging basis and the organisation responsible for the account.
We consider how rainwater from roofs, yards, car parks and other hardstanding is understood to leave the property.
Plans, photographs, inspection details and other proportionate evidence may help demonstrate whether water reaches a public sewer.

Visual example only. A real review may involve roofs, car parks, yards, private drainage, watercourses, soakaways, attenuation features and partial sewer connections.
Not every property will have every document available. The purpose of the initial review is to identify what is already known and what may genuinely add value.
Shows the relevant charges, provider and account reference.
The address, site type and your relationship to the property.
Useful visual information about downpipes, gullies and site layout.
Any information about soakaways, watercourses or private systems.
A soakaway or alternative drainage feature does not automatically establish eligibility. The relevant water retailer or sewerage company will decide the application under its own charging scheme and evidence requirements.


A review of a commercial property in Nantwich, Cheshire identified evidence supporting an annual reduction of £1,270 in surface water drainage charges.
This example is not a promise of future savings. Eligibility, the amount of any reduction and whether charges are backdated are decided under the relevant provider's rules.
Simple communication, proportionate evidence and a clear route from first enquiry to the provider's decision.
Email the address, a recent bill and what you know about the drainage.
We identify what is already available and what may still be needed.
The billing position and drainage route are reviewed together.
Where appropriate, the information is organised for the relevant provider.
You are kept informed of requests, findings and the final decision.
The website is designed to feel clear and professional—without overstating what can be promised.
Speak to Matthew directly from the first enquiry.
Understand what the evidence does and does not show.
Attention is kept on the charge, the drainage route and the relevant facts.
Send Matthew a recent bill and a short description of the property's drainage arrangements.