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South East Water water charges, 2026/27.

South East Water's published household charges for 2026/27, read straight from its own charges scheme. A metered home pays a £50.20 standing charge a year for water plus 228.00p for every cubic metre used. Work your own bill with the calculator on the charges page.

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If you have a meter

A standing charge a year, plus a rate for every cubic metre, which is 1,000 litres.

Water standing charge£50.20

A year, before you use a drop.

Water, per cubic metre228.00p

Every 1,000 litres you use.

If you have no meter, a fixed charge

Some homes are charged a flat amount, or on the old rateable value where one survives.

Fixed water charge£46.28

A year, no meter.

Assessed charges, if you cannot have a meter

A banded charge by property size, offered where a meter is not practical.

PropertyWater
single room£133.50
one bedroom£208.90
two bedrooms£282.60
three bedrooms£344.02
four bedrooms£400.38
five bedrooms£470.00
six or more bedrooms£904.92
single occupier£171.02
other dwellings£171.02

Where this comes from, and where it could be wrong

Every figure is read from South East Water's own charges scheme for 2026/27, twice, and only published where both readings agreed. Your actual bill depends on how much water you use and whether you have a meter, which is why the calculator on the charges page does the arithmetic.

Worth knowing about South East Water

South East Water's own charges scheme sits on a part of its site that blocks automated reading, so these figures come from the company's own tariff page instead, which publishes the same 2026-27 tables.

Mid Southern is the only area with a different volumetric rate and its own assessed scale. It is lower in every band except six or more bedrooms, where it is higher. That is what the page prints.

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