Our monthly series on the questions in the CON29DW looks at water classification.
A relatively new addition to the CON29DW is question 3.5, which deals with water hardness.
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Changes to gas and utility pricing – April
From Monday 2nd April, we will be making some prices to our gas distribution searches, as well as our utility packages. This reflects a price increase from our supplier, Cadent.
The gas distribution search will increase from £40.00 to £50.00 (£60.00 inc. VAT).
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Great news for local authority customers
Great news for our customers – our range of official local authority searches just got even cheaper.
From Sunday 1st April, we’ll be reducing our administration fee on searches to just £5 (£6 incl. VAT) for authorities throughout England and Wales.
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I have received a search reporting that the property is connected for a service but is not billed for the service. Why is this?
There are occasions when there are reliable records held by Severn Trent Water other than the billing records that indicate to us that a property will be connected for a service despite the fact that the property may not currently be being billed for that service. On these occasions we will answer the Search as connected for services even though charges may not currently be being raised. Alternative records used could be such things as reports from Severn Trent Water inspectors, previous billing history, developer information and completed connection applications and approvals.
The CON29DW Explained – water pressure
Our series examining the CON29DW looks at water pressure.
Question 3.4 of the CON29DW asks “Is the property at risk of receiving low water pressure or flow?” While the question is unlikely to be one of those which can have costly ramifications, water pressure is something that can greatly impact an owner’s enjoyment of their home, and it is included for that reason.
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