Laundry Opportunities

• Reduce hot water costs for your laundry by as much as 90%
• Save ±20% on water and sewer costs
• Stop laundry from overheating
• Reduce dryer time, temperature, & lint
• Reduce linen budgets
• Make linens whiter, softer and better smelling

OzoneSolutions

Conservation Solutions Corporation and OzoneSolutions provide a complete turn-key laundry ozone systems. We combine ozone technology along with laundry operation consulting in starting up a laundry ozone systems.

In addition to providing a successful installation Conservation Solutions provides ongoing customer support with scheduled preventative maintenance checks to maintain the laundry ozone systems continued operation.

How Ozone Works

Domestic Water Use

• Are water and sewer rates and cost rising for your building(s)?
• Does reducing the water use as much as 50% make sense in your building(s)?
• Who pays for the water and sewer costs in your building(s)?
• Who uses the water in your building and do they care about efficiency?
• How much water are you losing from leaks? – Do you know?
• How do you detect water leaks and repair them?

Domestic Water Conservation = Big Savings with Quick Paybacks

Water rates and especially sewer rates have risen dramatically in the last few years. Conservation Solutions Corporation has worked closely with our customers to dramatically reduce water use in buildings by installing state of the art does. CSC staff have plenty of experience with what works and what doesn’t work in the field. There are lots of options to choose from and we will work closely with you to identify what is best for your specific situation to provide water savings without causing problems.

Services Provided

• Detailed Water System Studies (Water Closet (toilet) Replacement, Shower Replacement, Faucet Retrofit & Replacement (Restrictors), ADA products
• Economic analysis includes pricing, savings, simple payback and return on investment (ROI) calculations
• Complete Installation Services
• Water system troubleshooting and problem solving

Irrigation

• Are you irrigating when it rains?
• How much water do you really need to irrigate the grounds around your building? – Do you really know?
• Why are you paying sewer charges for water that is evaporating or draining into the ground and never goes to the sewer?

We have your solution!

Cooling Towers

• How much water is evaporating from your cooling tower? – Why are you paying for the sewer charge on that water that never sees the sewer line?
• How much water is blow-down from the cooling tower? Is it too much? Why?

Water Savings in Cooling Towers

Cooling Towers are typically the largest water users in a building. Cooling Tower can evaporate thousands and up to millions of gallons depending on the size of the system. There is also a very significant amount of water going the drain with the blow-down to maintain conductivity levels and minimize scale (calcite) build-up in the cooling towers and chillers. Any reductions in water use in a cooling system can have an impact on reducing your water and sewer costs. Conservation Solutions Corporation offers products (Griswold WaterSystems SBC Chemical-free Water Treatment) that reduce the blow-down on a cooling tower by as much as 20% which can be very significant.
Chemical-Free Water Treatment

Water Efficient Filtration System for Cooling Towers

Conservation Solutions Corporation also offers filtration systems (Puroflux) that use significantly less water and reduce your water and sewer costs. In combination with the Griswold WaterSystems SBC Chemical-free Water Treatment

Once Thru Cooling System Waste Water

• Do you have systems in your building that use water to cool by running the water over a coil and the down the drain 24/7?
• How much does it cost you?
• Isn’t that a waste of your money?
• What are the alternatives?

Steam Systems

• Are you losing condensate in your steam system?
• How much make-up water do you use in your boiler? – Do you know?
• Are you steam traps failing? Why do you have to replace them over and over again? – Is there a better way?

Steam Systems