How Much Can My Building Save with Sewer Credits?
Use this simple formula to estimate your sewer credit savings. Typical facilities save 15-35 percent.
Category: Utility Billing and Costs
Understand why commercial buildings overpay on sewer bills and how to fix it. Analysis of utility billing assumptions, sewer rate structures, savings calculations, and the financial case for water monitoring programs.
Can I Get a Refund for Past Sewer Overpayments?
Wondering if you can recover money already overpaid in sewer charges? Here is what to expect.
What Is a Sewer Credit and How Does It Work?
Sewer credits reduce your sewer bill by documenting water that never reaches the sewer system. Learn how they work and how much your building could save.
How Do I Apply for Sewer Credits in My City?
The sewer credit application process varies by city, but the core steps are the same.
Water Monitoring ROI: Real Numbers
Water monitoring and sewer credit programs deliver measurable ROI. See real savings ranges, payback periods, and how to evaluate the investment.
Utility Billing Assumptions vs Reality: What Commercial Buildings Get Wrong on Sewer
Utilities assume all water you buy exits as sewage. For most commercial buildings, that is wrong. Here is what to do about it.
Cooling Tower Water Loss: The Hidden Cost
Commercial cooling towers lose thousands of gallons daily to evaporation, drift, and blowdown. Learn where water goes and what it costs your facility.
How Much Are You Overpaying for Sewer?
Most commercial buildings overpay on sewer bills by 20 to 40 percent. Here is how the billing works and what it actually costs you.
What Are Sewer Credits? A Plain-English Guide for Facilities and Finance
Sewer credits are utility billing adjustments that lower sewer charges by excluding water that never enters the sanitary sewer system. Learn how they work and who qualifies.