Sign up/log in to My Account
Set up a direct debit, make quick single payments and manage your account online
Set up a direct debit, make quick single payments and manage your account online
The easiest way to pay your bills, submit meter reads and report leaks
Don't forget you will need your account number in order to pay as a guest
Other ways you can pay your bill | |
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Set up a Direct Debit |
Setting up a Direct Debit means you can spread the cost of your bill over the year. You will need to sign up or log in to My Account to do this. To find out more about Direct Debits and our other Payment Plans. |
Automated payments line |
Did you know you can check your balance and pay your bill using our automated card payments service using your debit or credit card? Please call 0800 980 6050 and have your account number ready. |
Internet banking, standing order, BACS |
If you pay your bill using your own internet banking service, standing order or BACS, please take the appropriate action to amend your payment instruction, as required. Our banking details are: NatWest Bank PLC |
Pay by cash |
Take your bill or United Utilities Payment Card with you to either:
There are no counter fees for cash payments at Paypoint, Payzone stores or Post Offices. |
At your bank |
You can pay at your own bank or building society; just take your bill with you. You can pay by cash or with a cheque made payable to United Utilities Water Limited. Please be aware that some banks and building societies will charge for this service. |
By cheque |
Please make your cheque payable to United Utilities Water Limited and post to: United Utilities, PO Box 11249, Harlow, CM20 9NN. Do not send cash through the post. Please remember to write your customer account number on the back of the cheque (you can find your account number on the top right of your bill). |
If you are having trouble paying your bill, we are here to help. Get in touch and find out how we can support you.
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