There are thousands of different tariffs out there, from various different suppliers, and this can make it difficult to know if you are getting the best deal for your business. 

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Some companies may prefer a fixed price tariff, while others opt for a variable rate deal. A fixed price tariff means your business is protected from inflating electric and gas  rates for a specific set duration. A variable rate deal is beneficial if energy prices are likely to decrease. 

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At Utility House we usually advise our customers to opt for a fixed price tariff, as this usually works out to be more cost effective. Prices can generally be fixed  for years depending on customer need, helping you to budget, as it means your monthly bill is more consistent, assuming your usage habits remain the same. In addition, energy prices are constantly on the rise, with energy price increases in the range of 2.5-10.7% in 2018 alone. A fixed price tariff protects you against these increases. 

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Historically the 'big 6' UK energy suppliers have been responsible for the majority of the UKs energy contracts, however more recently, smaller providers have emerged giving customers so many more providers to choose from. There are now 30+ suppliers all offering different tariffs. We will compare every tariff from every supplier on your behalf, saving you time and effort. 

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Many business customers are simply unaware of the savings that could be made, why not give us a call and find out? 

Our services are completely free and there's no obligation to continue with the process. We will compare Cheaper electricity and gas rates  with various options ranging from 0 standing charges for small business to lower unit charges for maximum demand  customers.