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1. www.unitedutilities.comUnited Utilities - Water for the North West

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   United Utilities is the water and wastewater company for the North West region. Find out how to manage your account, pay your bill, save water and energy, and get support with your bill online.

   • Contact Us

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   • Your Bill

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   • How we manage incidents

     How we manage incidents. We strive to provide our customers...

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     Information on how United Utilities can help when you have a...

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2. www.unitedutilities.com › my-account › your-billPay your water bill | United Utilities

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   United Utilities is a water company that serves the North West of England. You can pay your bill online using My Account or the mobile app, or by direct debit, cash, cheque, or bank transfer.

3. www.unitedutilities.com › help-and-support › yourYour Water | United Utilities

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   Learn about your water quality, pressure, fittings and more from United Utilities, the UK's largest water company. Find answers to frequently asked questions and tips to keep your water clean and safe.

4. www.unitedutilities.com › corporate › about-usUnited Utilities - About us

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   United Utilities provides water and wastewater services in the North West of England. Learn about its purpose, performance, executive team, business model and future plans.

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   Who is United Utilities water?

   • United Utilities Water is the UK's largest operator of water systems delivering 2,000 million litres a day to 2.9 million households. United Utilities Water derives 92% of its water supply from rivers and reservoirs and the other 8% from boreholes and aquifers.

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   How do I pay United Utilities Water Limited?

   • 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. Please make your cheque payable to UU Payments, PO BOX 347, Lowton Way, Sheffield, S98 1EN. Do not send cash through the post.

   Pay your water bill | United Utilities

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   What does United Utilities do?

   • Clean drinking water: it’s the one product that everyone needs every day. And United Utilities helps ensure it reaches around seven million people in the North West of England through a network of more than 40,000 kilometres of pipes, 200 reservoirs, and 80 treatment works.

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   Where is United Utilities based?

   • United Utilities is the UK’s largest listed water company and manages the regulated water and wastewater network in North West England — which includes Cumbria, Cheshire, Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Merseyside, with a combined population of nearly 7 million. United Utilities’ headquarters are in Warrington.

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