It’s more than just annoying to have a toilet constantly flushing because of a broken valve– it’s wasting money! Such a simple repair – and yet there are far-reaching financial consequences from not paying attention to such an “insignificant” matter.

A dripping faucet is more than annoying; it’s expensive. Even small leaks can waste significant amounts of water. Hot water leaks are not only a waste of water, but also of the energy needed to heat the water. Leaks inside a toilet can waste up to 200 gallons of water a day. Toilet leaks can be detected by adding a few drops of food coloring to water in the toilet tank. If the colored water appears in the bowl, the tank is leaking. If you have a leaking faucet or toilet, stop pouring money down the drain and repair it.

Maybe it doesn’t bother your tenant, but they are not the ones paying the water bill – you are! Whether your building is in New York Chicago or California, water conservation is crucial.

We know you work hard for your money; our mission is to help you keep more of it.