How to update your address with Utility Warehouse

Everything you need to do when moving home

Moving home with Utility Warehouse

If you’re moving home you will have a long to-do list. And if you’re a member of the Utility Warehouse you’ll need to complete your Utility Warehouse change of address.

As we know, Utility Warehouse is. nationwide provider with over 650,000 customers within the UK.

If you are a customer of Utility Warehouse you may have one of the following services:

Gas
Electricity
Broadband
Landline
Mobile
Insurance

If you have any of those services and are moving home you will need to let utility Warehouse (UW) know that you’re moving. Ideally, you should inform them of your address change at least 2-3 weeks before your move-in date. This is especially the case if you’re moving home and have broadband.

Setting-up broadband in your new home can takes 3-4 weeks. This varies by supplier and takes longer as you may need an engineer to come out to your new address, return equipment and assess any line faults.

How to update your address with Utility Warehouse

There are a couple of ways you can update your address with Utility Warehouse. If you’re moving home you may find helpful (and faster) to use our home setup service. You can update your address across all of your accounts and setup your new home in one form.

1) Enter your info (previous address, new address etc…)
2) Select who needs to know you’re moving (Utility Warehouse, Boots, Tesco, DVLA, charities etc…
3) Setup your home (Water, Council, Energy, Broadband…)
4) Click submit and relax SlothMove will update your address and setup your home automatically

How do I contact Utility Warehouse?

You can also call Utility Warehouse to discuss your account or home move. You can call them on 0333 777 0777

The phone lines are open: Monday to Friday, 8am to 8pm, Saturday, 9am to 4.30pm

You can also email UW on: memberservices@utilitywarehouse.co.uk

What services does Utility Warehouse offer?

Utility Warehouse’s business model is to offer its customers as many services as possible. The user has more services with one provider and the more services you have the cheaper they are. The logic being that you benefit from the conomies of scale and pay less across each of the services.

You can sort:

Gas
Electricity
Broadband
Landline
Mobile
Insurance

According to Which, “Utility Warehouse scored well on almost all aspects of service rated by customers in our survey, although it wasn’t among the top-ranked energy firms”