Water Conservation
Use less. Save more. Protect the future—with visible, predictable water control.
What is Water Conservation?
Water conservation is the maximization of processes, habits, and equipment to minimize water usage, thereby minimizing water cost.
As fresh water coming in is waste water going out, sewer usage and costs are also minimized by water conservation programs.
For property management, water conservation results in the controlling and minimizing of what is typically a top five-property management operating expense.
Property Value Impact
"A properly managed apartment’s water supply system can greatly increased property value to apartment owners renters and managers."
The Three Pillars of Conservation
Developing a water conservation program addresses three areas: Habits, Equipment, Monitoring. A useful tool for water conservation is monitoring. Etank water level sensors installed in an apartment tank, allow you as well as tenants to monitor their water usage and supply.
Habits
Promote mindful use and tenant awareness to reduce waste daily.
Equipment
Use efficient fixtures and reliable sensors to prevent losses.
Monitoring
Track real-time levels, trends, and days remaining to plan ahead.
Real-Time Usage
See current consumption and adjust habits immediately.
Leak Alerts
Detect anomalies early to prevent costly loss.
Days Remaining
Plan deliveries precisely and avoid emergencies.
Bill Verification
Compare supplier data with your actual usage.
Tenant Transparency
Share insights that encourage conservation in buildings.
Sewer Cost Reduction
Lower inflow = lower outflow charges over time.
Ready to build your conservation program?
See how Etank monitoring + habits + equipment combine for measurable savings.