This month, Bournemouth Water Business, Cambridge Water Business, South Staffs Water Business and South West Water Business customers will all see a transition from their existing brands to Source for Business.
Part of the Pennon Group, a FTSE 100 company, Source for Business operates as the national trading brand of Pennon Water Services; a 80:20 Joint Venture between Pennon Group and South Staffordshire Plc .
Source for Business said the rebrand reflects the company’s continuing growth and success in the non-household retail sector.
The company remains part of the Pennon Group plc and their offices remain based in Bournemouth.
Customers will start to see the Source for Business brand on their water bills, any customer communication and any interaction they may have with the company.
Greg Dugmore, Head of Commercial at Source for Business, commented:
“This is an exhilarating time for our business as we continue to build a national identity, adding new services which will benefit businesses the length and breadth of the UK.
“Whilst Source for Business will be an unfamiliar brand for some of our customer base they should be reassured that it’s still the same professional team behind the scenes that will deliver exceptional service to all our customers. We continue to adopt a straightforward, clear and transparent approach to retail pricing and to helping our customers achieve a lower cost water efficient business.”
Source for Business currently serves more than 165,000 customers
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