We think Housewater is fantastic,
but don’t just take our word for it...
Two Twenty Two – The Landmark
“Housewater is pure profit.
Since introducing Housewater in
our premises I have almost stopped
selling any other branded or imported
water. Our customers are very happy
with Housewater.”
Rakel Amor - Manager
The Old Mill - Berkhamsted
“We installed Housewater in an effort
to improve our carbon footprint and
reduce waste. The transition to
Housewater was seamless and allowed
us to offer chilled, sparkling and still
bottled water to our customers at a
reduced price whilst maintaining our
margins. Great brand and product”
Alan Turtill - Managing Partner
The Devonshire Arms - Bolton Abbey
“We decided consciously to go green
and replace all our bottled water.
The Housewater option was in my view
the best solution from a product and
cost point of view. It has delivered in
every way with some positive feedback
from our guests.”
Brian van Oosten – General Manager
The Magpie Cafe - Whitby
“Since installing Housewater our
records show that 95% of what would
have been unprofitable Tap Water
requests are now profit-generating
Housewater sales. I’m delighted and
the feedback from our diners has
been fantastic.”
Ian Robson – Owner
Housewater is the only filtered water company dedicated
to the hotel, restaurant and hospitality sector.
Housewater offers chilled and filtered water with a choice
of still and two levels of sparkling, fresh to your tables or
rooms. The stylish and environmentally friendly Housewater
solution will delight your customers and provide you with
an additional source of revenue and profit.
www.housewater.com
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Telephone 08450 77 41 40
email info@housewater.com
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