Alternative drainage
Roof or hardstanding water is believed to drain to soakaways, ground, a watercourse or another private arrangement.
Send a few practical details so Matthew can carry out an initial review of the charge and drainage position.
A reduction may be possible where no surface water—or, under some charging schemes, a qualifying part of the site—drains to the public sewer. The exact rules and evidence requirements vary.
Roof or hardstanding water is believed to drain to soakaways, ground, a watercourse or another private arrangement.
A large site may include areas that do not drain to the public sewer, particularly where charges are based on site area.
The charge has continued for years but the current or historic drainage arrangement has not been properly checked.
Please note: Eligibility, future charge reductions and any backdated refund are decided by the relevant water retailer or sewerage company. No result or timescale can be guaranteed.
Email:
matthew@mawwaterrebate.co.uk
Telephone:
07391 658538

A visual plan, drainage sketch or site photograph can be very helpful where drainage routes are unclear.
Downpipes, gullies, outfalls, attenuation features and general site layout.
Drainage layouts, historic drawings or estate plans where available.
Information from maintenance teams or those familiar with the property.
Previous letters or emails from the water retailer or company.
Please remove or obscure information that is not needed for the review, such as bank details, card information, account passwords or unrelated personal data. A bill showing the supplier, property, charging lines and relevant account reference is usually sufficient for an initial assessment.
Sending an initial enquiry does not create a contract and does not authorise MAW Water Rebate UK to act for you. Any further work, authority, scope and charges would need to be agreed separately before action is taken on your behalf.
Email the property details directly to Matthew Wise.