Market Research within the water sector is something which DJS Research has vast experience of. We work with regulatory and consumer bodies, water wholesalers and retailers and other companies servicing the water sector.

Tap Water Market Research

DJS Research have experience carrying out tap water market research projects in both a B2B and B2C capacity, as well as within the broader water sector. To read more about DJS Research's tap water experience, please visit our dedicated tap water market research webpage.

If you are interested in discussing this further, please contact Ali Sims, Research Director on asims@djsresearch.com  or Alex McCluckie on amccluckie@djsresearch.com or give us a ring on 01663 767 857.

Water testimonials
Our extensive experience in other sectors and especially the energy market, enables us to add value to our water market research. Clients for whom DJS Research has recently carried out water market research projects have said:

"DJS Research took the time to understand our research requirements and responded with a professional proposal that added value to our research objectives and was also very good value for money. The whole project ran smoothly with no delays and was professionally managed throughout. I would be happy to use DJS Research for any future studies and would recommend them to others."
United Utilities

"The team at DJS were a pleasure to work with and the project ran exactly to plan, and provided great insight into a substantial piece of work we are doing to improve the Customer Experience. We'll be able to make some sound recommendations and business decisions based on the insight, ensuring we're prioritising and investing in initiatives that our customer value most. I would most definitely recommend them and look forward to working with them again in the future."
Large water service provider

Our researchers are experienced in qualitative research (traditional focus groups, online focus groups, deliberative research, in depth interviews, teledepths) and quantitative research (online, face to face, CATI) using a range of statistical methods (stated preference – Max Diff, Contingent Valuation, Conjoint), segmentation, TURF Analysis, Van Westendorp and regression and correlation).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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