Beauty Salon’s

One of the quickest and easiest ways to make substantial savings on both your gas and electricity bills is to switch from your existing supplier to a new one. This does not have to be an onerous process because we do all the hard work from you, leaving you to concentrate on beautifying your client. All you need to do is sign a letter of authority which allows us to act on your behalf and then off we go contacting numerous energy providers to secure your beauty salon a cheaper price for your business electricity prices and gas. This could be up to 20% which is money that you can plough back into your business and give you the edge over your competitors.

The demand for professional beauty salons in the UK shows no sign of abating. According to Statistica, between 2015 and 2016 alone, more than 10,000 beauty establishments were opened in the United Kingdom. UK beauty salons cater to both female and male consumers with a varying range of services available for both genders. This success suggests that this is a sector that is bucking the trend when it comes to our high streets – great news.

Habia.org reports that 51% offer beauty alone, 16% offer spa services , 40% have nail services and 28% have complementary therapies and most predictions suggest that although growth will be slower it will still continue. In fact, beauty salons and barbershops were the top two business types keeping high street trading buoyant.

So, let Utility Bidder use its vast switching knowledge and you’ll find yourself saving £££s on your business energy prices. Call 0800 007 4001 or email info@utilitybidder.co.uk.

However, there is a downside to all this good news. Hilary Hall, chief executive of the National Beauty Federation, that many high streets are now saturated. The effect is that there are too many salons competing for the same clients. Increasing competition, rising costs, including higher than inflation increases to the minimum wage and increased pension contributions, as well as uncertainty over Brexit, rising rents and business rates are all making it harder for salons to make a profit.

One thing that is not so beautiful in your beauty salon is the gas and electricity bills that you have to pay. When you have to operate in such a fiercely competitive environment, every single penny counts and as a beauty salon owner you need to look at where you can make savings. You may think that cutting electricity bills in your beauty salon is a lot of work for little return – but you are wrong.