Right now you are probably overpaying for your water and sewer use because you are using more water and sewer resources than you need. Inefficient water systems and fixtures are wasting your water and your money.

Water conservation engineering is the science of saving water by using it most efficiently and possibly reusing it. Since you not only pay for the water you take in, but also for the wastewater you expel, efficient use of your water compounds your savings.

Ashokan Water Services excels at identifying the causes of wasteful water use on your premises and at engineering new systems to make the most efficient use of your water. Some systems are designed to reduce the overall use of water, others specifically target wastewater reduction so that you save on New York City's hefty sewer surcharge (since less water going out).

The Rising Cost of Water

In the last 20 years, New York City water and sewer costs combined have rose over 500%. Water fees alone have risen 250% since 1980. The sewer surcharge has rocketed almost 1600% since then.

And the fees will continue to rise. Since the Federal Government has mandated that New York City protect its freshwater resources, the City must purchase more watershed property and build more wastewater treatment plants. Those costs will be passed on to the consumer, so you can count on your water costs rising even higher.

That is why it is incumbent upon you to make more effective use of your water through water conservation engineering.

For more information on how your property can start to reduce its water and sewer charges, call Ashokan at (718) 499-4008.