Gas & Electricity
Business gas and electricity support for new premises, contract renewals and reviewing your energy arrangements.
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Business gas, electricity & utilities. Made straightforward.
Business gas, electricity and utilities, made straightforward. Opening new premises or reviewing your services? Talk to Commercial Utilities about your next step.
01 Gas, electricity & business utilities02 New premises & renewals03 Direct contact with our team
Built around your business
Business utilities. Personal service.
A clear point of contact for your essential services.
Commercial Utilities is a business utilities broker helping UK businesses explore business gas and electricity and essential service options. Whether you are moving premises or reviewing existing arrangements, tell us what you need and we will help you consider suitable options.
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A direct point of contact for your business enquiry.
A clearer way forward
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Tell us what you need
Start with your business, premises and the services you want to discuss.
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We review suitable options
We help you understand the available options and relevant terms.
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Choose your next step
Decide what suits your business, with support through the next steps.
Business utility services
Essential services for your business.
From gas and electricity to connectivity, payments, waste and water. Choose a service to find out more or contact our team.
Telecoms
Business broadband, voice and connectivity options designed to keep your team connected.
Discuss telecomsPayments
Flexible card and online payment solutions that help your business get paid simply and securely.
Discuss paymentsWaste
Commercial waste and recycling options shaped around your premises and collection requirements.
Discuss wasteWater
Business water services and usage reviews to help you understand and manage your water costs.
Discuss waterBefore you get in touch
Plan your business utility enquiry.
The right starting point depends on your premises, the services already in place and what you want to change. These practical questions help you explain your requirements, whether you need one service or support across several areas of your business.
Opening or taking over premises?
Tell us the business address, your expected opening or takeover date, and which services the premises need. Mention anything you already know about the gas, electricity, water, broadband or waste arrangements. If some services are included in your rent, explain that too. You can make an initial enquiry before you have every detail; start with what you know and highlight anything that still needs checking.
Reviewing existing services?
Describe what you want to improve: cost, reliability, billing clarity, capacity or the time spent managing different providers. Your current provider names and renewal dates can help structure the conversation. Think about changes since your last review, such as longer opening hours, new equipment, more staff or another location. Those details give a clearer picture of what your business needs now.
Which details matter for each service?
For gas and electricity, the premises and how you use them are useful starting points. For telecoms, describe your users, devices and how important a dependable connection is to daily work. For payments, explain how customers pay. Waste enquiries benefit from the type of waste and collection needs; water enquiries benefit from details of the premises and any usage concerns.
What should you compare?
Look at the service as a whole when reviewing an option. Ask about the proposed price, recurring charges, service coverage, duration and any setup requirements. Consider whether the arrangement suits your opening hours and plans for the premises. If a detail is unclear, raise it before deciding. A useful comparison should relate to your business requirements, rather than a headline figure alone.
What happens after an enquiry?
Your first message helps us understand the business and the services you want to discuss. We can then identify what further information is needed to explore suitable options. Tell us your priorities and any important dates so the conversation stays relevant. An initial enquiry is a chance to discuss the next steps; it does not mean you have selected a provider or agreed to a service.
What should your first message include?
Include your business name, postcode, the service you are interested in and a short description of what you need. Let us know how you prefer to be contacted and when the requirement is likely to arise. You do not need to send sensitive account details in your first message. For more information about how enquiries are handled, see our privacy information for business enquiries.
Commercial Utilities
Let’s talk about your business utilities.
Tell us what you need. Our team will help you take the next step.