Water Usage & Conservation Audit For Commercial Building Cooling Towers, Update

Jul 11, 2023

Onsite Utility Services Capital, LLC (844 768-7227) has announced Water Savings-as-a-Service for commercial buildings including offices, schools, hotels, and manufacturing facilities with cooling towers across North America. and Mexico

Delavan, United States - July 11, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Since high water and sewer bills can significantly weigh on a business’ operational costs, the Savings as a Service provider now offers to conduct audits to identify how building owners and managers can lower water consumption, chemicals and electricity through efficiency strategies.

More information is available at https://onsiteutilityservices.com

Following the recent announcement, Onsite Utility Services Capital recommends commercial building owners schedule an audit with a water conservation and monitoring expert as soon as possible if they are concerned about rising usage costs. If left unchecked, faulty and inefficient water cooling towers can degrade and malfunction, all while adding to utility bills. As such, the company's audits can help business owners reduce water consumption, optimize operational efficiency, and increase their property resale value based on the insights uncovered and consequent strategies implemented.

Inefficiency in sewer and cooling towers can mean that the water being recorded by utility meters is not actually being used by occupants. Onsite Utility Services Capital will assess the building to identify issues, such as leaking irrigation systems or stuck cooling tower valves, that can contribute to usage abnormalities or spikes. The team can install a real-time water monitoring system that notifies building managers and business owners about changes in usage patterns so that they can be fixed as soon as possible.

“Cooling towers account for approximately 30% of a facility’s total water usage. Keeping them running efficiently is paramount to keeping your water costs in check. Water has an embedded carbon footprint due to the electricity needed to pump and treat waste water representing almost 4% of the electricity used in the US. ”, Fritz Kreiss, Onsite's CEO explained.

Fritz Kreiss added, "Through cooling tower optimization, water usage can be reduced through fewer blow downs, which reduces chemical costs and electricity costs. The life of the cooling tower system can be extended which is important since a new cooling tower is currently running up to 16 months. In addition, Onsite Utility Services Capital’s anti-scaling and filter systems prevent solids from entering the tower and creating build-up."

About Onsite Utility Services Capital, LLC

Onsite Utility Services Capital has been making energy efficiency solutions more accessible to businesses and organizations throughout the US and Canada since 1993. Its Energy Savings as a Service (ESaaS) model allows operators of commercial buildings to upgrade their outdated water and sewer systems and keep them optimally maintained with zero out-of-pocket costs. Users a charged a flat monthly fee that covers equipment, installation, and ongoing maintenance.

More information can be found by visiting https://onsiteutilityservices.com

Contact Info:
Name: Fritz Kreiss
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Organization: Onsite Utility Services Capital, LLC
Address: 5072 State Road 50, Delavan, WI 53115, United States
Website: https://onsiteutilityservices.com/

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