Sewer improvement work
You may see us out and about in your area over the next few months.
Every day we collect 1,271 million litres of used water (from flushed loos, emptied sinks, baths, showers and household appliances) and take it along 78,000 kilometres of pipes and sewers to our wastewater treatment works for cleaning, before safely returning it to the rivers and sea. It's a dirty job but we're more than happy to do it - after all, number twos are our number one priority!
If you are currently experiencing problems with your wastewater, such as sewage water flooding, please click on the report a problem button below.
You may see us out and about in your area over the next few months.
They may be out of sight, but some pipes and drains shouldn't be out of mind. Find out which ones you are responsible for.
Find out about how you can prevent sewage pollution and what we're doing to make our beaches cleaner.
Find out more information on whether you qualify for a reduction in your bill
Adopting sustainable drainage methods at home can help you reduce the risk of surface water flooding.
Fancy a dip? See our useful map detailing our bathing waters and water quality.