Report a problem
To report an issue with utility company roadworks or equipment, please contact the utility company responsible using their details below. To find out who is carrying out the work, please visit our roadwork map.
Problems with water company roadworks should be reported directly to the company responsible. Our Roadworks map can help you find out you who is responsible. Examples of issues you can report:
- damage to equipment
- water leak
- low water pressure
- sewage leak
- broken manhole cover.
Contact details for water companies can be found on their websites linked below:
Thames Water
Report an issue to Thames Water - includes a link to a map showing the status of their works to fix water leaks.
Southern Water
Report an issue to Southern Water - includes a map showing the current status of works to fix water leaks.
Affinity Water
Report an issue to Affinity Water - Includes alerts and a map of works in your area.
South East Water
Report an issue to South East Water - includes emergency contact details and the AquAlerter Map that shows the location of their works.
Sutton and East Surrey Water
Report an issue to Sutton and East Surrey Water - includes contact information and emergency contact details.
Emergency contact - if you smell gas or carbon monoxide
Call the National Gas Emergency number on the National Gas website
Gas company roadworks
Southern Gas Network and Cadent Gas are responsible for the gas network in Surrey. Report problems with gas maintenance roadworks or equipment, such as manhole covers, gas pipes and gas leaks, directly to them. Our Roadworks map can help you find out you who is responsible.
- Southern Gas Network (SGN) - Report an issue on the SGN website.
- Cadent Gas - Report an issue on the Cadent Gas website.
Emergencies
- Hazardous overhead transmission lines: If you spot a potential hazard on or near a pylon and their overhead powers lines call the 24 hour emergency electricity helpline.
- Power cut: Call UK Power Networks
Power company roadworks
In Surrey, UK Power Networks and Southern and Scottish Electricity Network maintains substations, wooden poles, some overhead power lines along with carrying our roadworks. National Grid maintains pylons and their overhead power lines. Our Roadworks map can help you find out you who is responsible.
Report hazards to the 24 hour emergency electricity helpline.
UK Power Networks (UKPN)
UKPN maintain the electricity networks across London, the South East and East of England. Visit the UK Power Network Help and contact page to find out how to report issues.
National Grid
If you spot a potential hazard with a pylon or their overhead powers lines, contact National Grid.
Electricity provider roadworks
EDF Energy and Southern and Scottish Electricity Network (SSEN) are the electricity providers in Surrey.
- Southern and Scottish Electricity Network (SSEN) - to report an issue with their roadworks, please visit Contact SSEN.
- EDF Energy - to report an issue with their roadworks, please visit Contact EDF Energy.
Problems with telecom and broadband roadworks should be reported directly to the company responsible. In Surrey, most Telecom and Broadband is maintained by BT and Openreach or Virgin Media O2. Our Roadworks map can help you find out you who is responsible.
BT and Openreach
BT cables, poles, cabinets and manholes are looked after by Openreach. The web page includes a useful PDF guide to identifying their equipment.
Virgin Media O2
You can report issues on the Virgin Media website.
If you don't know who owns roadworks equipment
Report damaged roadworks equipment to us online if you do not know who it belongs to.
We can tell the utility company that there is an urgent problem, but we do not have legal powers to make them repair it. Please do not contact us for updates, as we are not able to track their response or progress.
If we find unattended equipment on the road, we will identify the owner and make sure the area is safe.
Details of major utility company roadworks in Surrey
Major utility company roadworks - details of some major roadworks being carried out in Surrey by water, gas, power and telecom companies.