Certified Water Bill Reduction Services

Commercial and industrial facilities in Philadelphia can request a free water and sewer bill savings analysis from Water Flow Innovation. The review is completed remotely from uploaded bills, so no initial site visit is required and there is no commitment. Where meter over-reading conditions are likely, you receive a facility-specific savings range, an FCD sizing recommendation based on meter size, pipe size, line pressure and PRV configuration, an ROI estimate, and an installation planning summary.

They identify and correct the conditions that make a meter over-register, principally air entrainment, bubbles, and turbulent flow generated by your own operations. Water Flow Innovation installs a Flow Conditioning Device on the main line after the meter, upstream of all facility systems, to create laminar flow so the meter registers actual delivered water. Because sewer is billed as a percentage of metered water, the correction reduces both the consumption charge and the sewer charge without lowering operational water use.

It targets the phantom volume rather than your real usage. The proprietary four-component design handles air and gas removal, pressure regulation, check valve function, and turbulence reduction in one 316L stainless steel body built in the USA. By stabilizing flow before it reaches the meter, the FCD stops entrained air being counted as billable water. Negligible pressure loss is a fundamental design characteristic, so downstream operations receive exactly what they received before.

Documented installations average 5-30% reductions in combined water and sewer bills, with the highest documented single result reaching 46%. Actual savings depend on meter and pipe configuration, line pressure, billing history, usage profile, and the flow conditions present, such as cooling tower makeup, CIP cycles, irrigation cycling, tank fills, wash-down schedules, or high-frequency on-off operations. A free analysis produces your facility-specific range before any commitment.

Savings can appear on the very next water and sewer billing cycle, with no waiting period or ramp-up time, because the FCD corrects the flow conditions the meter reads from the moment it is fitted. Since it improves measurement rather than requiring operational change, facilities continue normal production, occupancy, irrigation, and process water activity throughout. The first post-installation bill provides documented before-and-after evidence for budgeting and reporting.

Installation takes approximately one hour, with water off for that one hour only, regardless of pipe size or meter type. A licensed plumber or mechanical contractor fits the device on the main water line after the meter, before water enters any facility system, so no production equipment needs to be shut down beyond that brief window. Work is normally scheduled into a planned maintenance window or shift change, and negligible pressure loss means downstream performance is unchanged afterwards.

Any commercial or industrial facility on a metered municipal connection, with documented savings across more than 60 industry categories. Common candidates include manufacturing plants, food and beverage and dairy processing, breweries and distilleries, hotels and hospitality, multifamily properties, healthcare facilities, schools and universities, car and truck washes, data centers, golf courses, restaurants, laundromats, agricultural and irrigation operations, and municipal or government facilities. Facilities with frequent on-off demand cycling typically show the largest opportunity.

The savings analysis before purchase is free and carries no commitment. The device itself carries a 6-month money-back guarantee with no questions asked on the purchase price, excluding installation cost, so it can be returned if metered consumption does not measurably fall within six months. It also carries a lifetime transferable warranty against manufacturing defects, transferable if the facility changes ownership subject to a transfer fee. Multi-location operators can access volume purchase or lease arrangements.

No. A licensed plumber or mechanical contractor installs the custom-built device at the supply meter in about an hour, with water off for that one hour only. Nothing downstream is shut down beyond that window, and no process parameter changes.

Yes. Each site with its own metered municipal connection is a separate installation opportunity, so savings compound across the portfolio and volume purchase or lease arrangements are available. Before-and-after billing documentation can be aggregated across all facilities for corporate utility benchmarking, capital planning, and ESG or sustainability disclosure. The lifetime transferable warranty means the device stays with each facility through any ownership change or corporate restructuring.