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Received a CCJ for an Unpaid Utility Bill?
Gas, water or electricity debt shouldn't define your future.
Many people fall behind on energy bills, especially during periods of high cost or income changes. What starts as a missed payment can quickly escalate:
- Your energy or water provider sends a final demand.
- If unpaid, they pass the case to debt collectors.
- If still unresolved, they may issue a County Court Claim.
- If you miss the deadline or don’t defend it, a default CCJ is issued.
This is common with unpaid electric, gas or water bills - and you’re not alone. We specialise in helping people remove these utility bill CCJs and take back control.
Gas, water or electricity debt shouldn't define your future.
If an unpaid electric, gas or water bill has resulted in a County Court Judgment (CCJ), we can help you remove it. Fast, legally backed and fully confidential.
We Remove Utility Bill CCJs – Here’s How
We’ve helped hundreds across England & Wales remove CCJs from unpaid gas, water or electricity bills. Our step‑by‑step approach:
Free Eligibility Check
We assess your case to see if removal or challenge is possible.
Review of Utility Bill Claim
Our experts check for errors, missed paperwork, or outdated contact details.
Advice on Best Action
Whether you should set aside the CCJ, pay and remove it, or dispute its validity.
Action & Representation
We handle all paperwork, court forms and follow-up with debt agencies.
Removal & Credit Update
Once removed, we guide you on updating your credit file for a clean record.
Family Immigration
We’re trusted specialists in removing County Court Judgments across England & Wales. If your CCJ came from an unpaid electricity, gas or water bill, we’re here to help.
Why clients trust us:
- CCJ removal experts with over 50 years’ combined experience
- Free initial assessment
- Transparent fixed pricing
- Fast results – in as little as 4 weeks
- Confidential and GDPR‑compliant service
- Support for all utility providers – British Gas, EDF, Thames Water, and more