Consolidated Billing - Water Consumption

Trade effluent is any liquid waste (effluent) discharged into the sewers from a business or industrial process. This includes any wastewater produced from washing or cooling activities, as well as process production waste determined to be appropriate for disposal via the sewer network.
Trade effluent does not include waste that is classed as regular sewerage − waste water from kitchens, bathrooms and toilets; therefore, most hotels, restaurants, cafes, pubs, and hairdressers would not require a trade effluent consent.
Typical business types that do require a consent include car washes, launderettes and dry cleaners, transport depots, breweries, dairies and commercial swimming pools. Trade effluent customers can be large or small businesses.
A trade effluent consent does not permit discharge of potentially hazardous chemicals to the sewer − businesses must ensure waste of this nature is disposed of responsibly via a specialist waste contractor.

Water leaks can be costly. Undetected or unresolved leaks can cause large water bills, reduced water pressure and physical damage. We can help you find and fix leaks, and repair or install new supply pipes and valves.

Every business uses water in a unique way, but one certainty is the simple fact that for most businesses, when the water supply is disrupted, they can find daily operations will grind to a halt.
Disruption to services is something no business should have to deal with. Luckily for Castle Water customers, this is never the case. Customers have access to contingency planning through one of our specialist partners to ensure continuity is in place, and your business isn’t left without water for long periods.
Whether it’s simply the supply of bottled water, or bulk supplies and tankered water which need to be delivered to address water supply in emergencies, Castle Water customers are assured of water supply continuity.