Please Connect Me

One process for a home move

Please Connect Me helps people moving within the UK arrange several household services through one setup process. The website lists energy, broadband, water and council tax as core areas, with TV, mobile, insurance and other services also available. A move can involve different start dates and suppliers, so centralising the information may save time. The service asks for the new address, move date and basic household details, then presents available options and helps with the administration chosen by the customer.

Comparing available services

A Connections Expert is described as checking the property and comparing offers from the company’s supplier network. The customer chooses the plans rather than having a single bundle imposed. The most useful comparison is the full contract, not only an introductory monthly figure: broadband speed and installation date, energy tariff terms, contract length, exit charges and insurance cover can all change the value. Availability depends on the new address. Council tax and water registration may also require details specific to the local authority or supplier.

How the setup works

The process begins online with the move details, followed by a conversation about suitable services. Please Connect Me says it can contact suppliers, confirm setups and keep the mover updated. Customers should check what has actually been arranged and retain the supplier confirmations, account numbers and scheduled engineer visits. Taking meter readings when leaving and entering a property remains a useful step for accurate energy bills. The service also offers a place to track the progress of a move and manage account information.

Costs and questions to ask

The company advertises its setup assistance as free to the mover and shows examples of possible savings. Savings figures are estimates based on particular comparisons and should not be treated as guaranteed for every household. Before agreeing to a plan, ask who supplies the service, who bills for it, whether there is a cooling-off period and how to correct a setup error. The website has support information and a starting form for a new move, as well as resources for partners such as letting agents.