Water Conservation · Commercial Services

Your water bill has room to shrink. We can guarantee it.

ExactWater is a water optimization system that eliminates inefficient water delivery and reduces commercial water costs by 25–35%. With a guaranteed minimum savings of 15%, it's one of the few utility investments that pays for itself.

What it does

Most commercial buildings waste water they're paying for.

Inefficient water delivery is one of the most overlooked costs in commercial facility management. Water is delivered to your building at pressures and flow rates designed for peak demand — which means most of the time, you're paying for more water than you're actually using.

ExactWater optimizes that delivery. By enhancing water flow and eliminating waste at the point of use, it reduces consumption without affecting pressure, performance, or the experience of anyone using the facility.

The result is a measurable, sustained reduction in your water and sewer costs — typically between 25 and 35 percent, with a guaranteed floor of 15 percent.

The guarantee

15% minimum savings. Guaranteed.

ExactWater backs its performance with a guaranteed minimum savings of 15 percent on your combined water and sewer costs. If your facility doesn't hit that threshold, the guarantee covers the difference.

Most customers see significantly more — typically in the 25 to 35 percent range. But the guarantee means you're not taking a risk. You're making a decision with a known floor.

For most commercial facilities spending $3,000 or more per month on water and sewer combined, the return on investment is typically realized in well under two years.

< 2 yrs

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Ideal for

Built for facilities with meaningful water consumption.

ExactWater is designed for commercial and institutional facilities where water and sewer costs are a real line item — not an afterthought. It's available across the USA and Canada.

ExactWater is generally not a fit for properties on well water or septic systems, or facilities where sewer costs are billed based on square footage rather than consumption.

If you're spending $3,000 or more per month on water and sewer combined, it's worth a conversation.