What Is a Dedicated Irrigation Meter and Do I Need One?
A dedicated irrigation meter separates landscape water from sewer-charged water. Learn whether it makes financial sense for your commercial property.
Author: Mark Mason
Dallas Sewer Credit Programs: A Local Guide
A guide to sewer credit programs in Dallas and DFW. Learn what Dallas Water Utilities requires, how to apply, and what local facilities can save.
Why Is My Commercial Sewer Bill Higher Than My Water Bill?
If your sewer charges exceed your water charges, you’re not imagining it. Learn why sewer rates are higher and what you can do to reduce the imbalance.
Sewer Credit Requirements by City: What Varies and What Stays the Same
Sewer credit programs vary by city and utility. Learn what stays consistent, what changes, and how to navigate requirements in your jurisdiction.
How to Read Your Commercial Water and Sewer Bill
Commercial water and sewer bills are confusing by design. Learn how to decode the charges, spot errors, and find savings opportunities hidden in your bill.
Hotel Water Monitoring: Reducing Costs Without Impacting Guest Experience
Hotels use large volumes of water for cooling, laundry, and landscaping. Learn how monitoring and sewer credits reduce costs behind the scenes.
What Size Cooling Tower Do I Need for My Building?
Cooling tower sizing depends on your building’s heat load, climate, and water conditions. Learn the key factors that determine what size tower your facility needs.
Water Equity for Schools and Universities
Schools and universities overpay on water and sewer bills just like commercial buildings. Learn how campus facilities can recover costs through credit programs.
How Often Should a Cooling Tower Be Cleaned?
Regular cooling tower cleaning prevents scale, biological growth, and efficiency losses. Learn the recommended cleaning schedule and what happens when you skip it.
Water Management for Commercial Buildings: A Complete Guide
A comprehensive guide to managing water costs, consumption, and compliance in commercial buildings. From metering to monitoring to credit recovery.