15 to 30% less water and payback usually inside 12 to 18 months, across 43+ states since 1968. The three properties below are real NES accounts, with the numbers taken from our own property records.
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Maplegrove Property Management
The average cost per unit dropped from $84.72 a month to $54.22, and the community saved roughly 2,000 gallons per unit. Residents cut back once they were paying for their own water instead of splitting a master-meter bill.
Before submetering, the owner absorbed $26,400 a year in water and sewer on the master meter. After NES metered each home and billed residents for what they used, the owner's own annual cost came to $264.
Water and sewer ran $120,000 a year on the master meter. After submetering, the park's cost dropped to $6,600 and it gained more than $113,000 in annual revenue.
Figures come from NES property records. Client names withheld at their request. Results depend on local utility rates, unit mix, and how much water a property was losing before, so your property will not match these line for line. Every NES proposal includes a recovery model built on your own master-meter data, not industry averages.
Send us your master-meter bills and unit counts. A specialist replies within one business day, and your full recovery model arrives as an executive PDF within five. No obligation. It works the same for an 80-unit community or a 20,000-unit portfolio.