The forecast average Wessex Water household bill is £695 a year from 1 April 2026. That is £17 more than the £678 average for 2025/26.
What your bill includes
The published average combines clean water and wastewater services. A metered bill normally includes fixed charges plus charges linked to measured water and an assessed wastewater volume.
Area and postcode guide
Wessex Water serves South West and west-central England. Postcode areas commonly associated with its region include BA, BS, DT, GL, SN, SP, TA, but boundaries can divide a postcode and water and wastewater services may come from different companies.
Places in this regional benchmark
Estimate your Wessex Water bill
The company average is a benchmark, not a tariff. A one-person metered home that uses water carefully can be well below it. A larger household may be above it. Use the calculator with your household size and a realistic usage level.
Your latest bill and the tariff published by Wessex Water are the authoritative sources for your charging zone, fixed charges and meter rates.
Wessex Water questions
What is the average Wessex Water bill in 2026/27?
Wessex Water's published combined water and wastewater household average is £695 a year, equivalent to £57.92 a month. Individual bills vary.
Can I switch away from Wessex Water?
Household customers cannot normally switch their appointed regional water company. Eligible businesses in England can choose a water retailer.
Why might my bill be higher than the average?
A larger household, high metered consumption, a leak, a high rateable value or extra services can all result in a higher bill. Compare like with like and check whether your figure covers both water and wastewater.