One of the most overlooked considerations of implementing onsite water recycling systems is the quick payback period. Our technology solutions offer a predictable and often lower cost for water compared to traditional municipal supply, with ROI achieved in as few as 3-7 years. Instead of wastewater being a liability, it can be a resource for lowering utility fees, saving water, and supporting your project's sustainability goals.
Water recycling is especially impactful as water and sewer rates have risen 24% over last five years alone, and outpaced inflation by nearly 300% over the last two decades. In a world where efficiency and resource recovery is paramount, water recycling can really make a wave of difference. Learn more about the cost savings and ROI from onsite water reuse systems or tell us about your project for a free water savings assessment.
Example of ROI payback period for greywater or blackwater onsite reuse system vs. municipal supply only
Water reuse is no longer optional; it’s shaping the future of building design. From luxury hotels to multi-family residences, onsite recycling is cutting costs, meeting ESG goals, and giving projects a sustainable edge. Plus, 34% of residents arewilling to pay morefor sustainability features. We'll take you through the top considerations for implementing water recycling solutions.
Heading to Greenbuild in November? Our chief commercial officer, Eric Hough, will join Liz Crosson, chief sustainability, resiliency & innovation officer at the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, and Sunny Wang, water utilities manager at the City of Santa Monica, for the session "Waterproofing LA: How Cities and Buildings Adapt to Water Scarcity."
We're also proud to be part of a Greenbuild walking tour, showcasing four standout sustainable projects, including the Hermès Maison and a behind-the-scenes look at Epic’s water reuse system at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills!
On the Less Talk, More Action podcast, our co-founder & CEO Aaron Tartakovsky dives into the challenges of water infrastructure, regulatory issues, and the importance of making sustainability economically viable. The water crisis isn’t just about shortages, it’s about our limited capacity to manage wastewater effectively.
For too long, challenges in the water sector have been pushed aside. Now is the time to face them head-on with bold solutions that scale. Listen to more of the conversation with Aaron, Joel Cesare, and Owen Barrett.
We are looking for someone to drive our commercial growth across real estate markets. The ideal candidate has a deep network, and the technical fluency to lead conversations with developers, architects, engineers, and plumbing professionals. You’ll be the bridge between Epic’s technical expertise and the decision-makers shaping the buildings of tomorrow.>> Apply today!
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We love hosting tours for our friends in the AEC industry! Developers, engineers, and architects get an up close look at a building-scale onsite water reuse system and a tour of our system operations.>> Request a tour
📋 Free project assessment Request a no obligation savings assessment for your upcoming project. Learn ROI outlook, area requirements, cost estimates, and water savings potential when you implement water reuse technology solutions.
