Find where your facility wastes water.
A professional water audit shows where unnecessary consumption occurs, how much it costs and which measures can deliver the greatest savings without compromising everyday operation.
Understand your water use. Then improve it.
A water audit is a detailed assessment of how water is used throughout your facility. It combines on-site inspection, consumption analysis and practical measurements to identify where water is being wasted and where savings can be achieved.
The result is not just a list of problems. You receive a clear overview of current consumption, the areas with the greatest savings potential and practical recommendations tailored to your building and daily operation.
The goal is simple: reduce unnecessary water use without compromising comfort, hygiene or everyday operation.
See where water is going
We analyse current consumption and compare it with the actual needs and operation of your facility.
Find hidden inefficiencies
Measurements and on-site checks reveal excessive flow, pressure problems and unnecessary consumption.
Know what to improve first
Recommended measures are prioritised according to their practical impact and potential water and cost savings.
Turn hidden consumption into measurable savings.
Water costs are often spread across many small sources of unnecessary consumption. A water audit gives you the data and priorities needed to make the right improvements first.
Reduce unnecessary water use
Identify excessive flow, unsuitable pressure and everyday consumption that can be reduced without affecting users.
Lower operating costs
Lower water consumption also reduces sewer charges and, in many applications, the energy required to heat water.
Make decisions based on data
Replace assumptions with measured values and get a clear picture of where the strongest savings potential exists.
Prioritise the right measures
Understand which improvements make sense first and where investment can have the greatest practical impact.
A good audit creates a baseline. This makes it possible to compare consumption before and after implementation and verify the real savings achieved.
Useful wherever water is used every day.
A water audit is suitable for organisations that want to understand their real consumption, reduce operating costs and make informed decisions before investing in water-saving measures.
Businesses and public organisations
Suitable for offices, schools, healthcare facilities, public buildings and other organisations with regular day-to-day water consumption.
Hotels, leisure and busy facilities
Especially useful where many people use washbasins, showers and toilets every day and even small inefficiencies multiply quickly.
Large and technically complex buildings
For larger facilities, the audit can become the basis for a detailed water-saving project, smart metering or more extensive technical measures.
Not sure which type of audit is right for you? We can recommend the right scope according to the size, operation and savings potential of your facility.
Ask usChoose the audit that fits your facility and goals.
From a straightforward assessment to a detailed project audit, the scope can be adapted to the size of the building, the level of detail required and the next steps you are planning.
Basic water audit
Suitable for individuals, companies and organisations.
- Specialist technician
- Flow and water-pressure measurement using EWS technology
- Preparation of a price quotation
- Water-consumption payback calculation with graph
Savings audit
Suitable for individuals, companies and organisations.
- Specialist technician
- Flow and water-pressure measurement using EWS technology
- Preparation of a price quotation
- Water-consumption payback calculation with graph
- Analysis using an EWS flow meter
- One free service visit
- 2–5 year warranty
Project audit
Designed primarily for administrative and larger buildings.
- Individual consultation
- Inspection of large buildings
- Smart Metering
- EPC projects
- Preparation of a payback analysis
What clients usually ask before a water audit.
A water audit is designed to give you a clear picture of current consumption, identify unnecessary losses and show which measures make the most sense for your facility.
What exactly is checked during a water audit?
We assess current water consumption, inspect the main points of use and measure parameters such as flow and pressure where relevant. The goal is to identify areas where consumption can be reduced efficiently.
How long does a water audit take?
It depends on the size and complexity of the facility. Smaller sites can usually be assessed relatively quickly, while larger or technically complex buildings require a more detailed inspection and measurement.
Will I know how much I can save?
The audit is intended to identify the main savings potential and recommend suitable measures. Depending on the audit type, it can also include a payback calculation and a more detailed evaluation of expected savings.
Is a water audit suitable for smaller facilities?
Yes. The scope can be adapted to the size of the site. A basic audit may be sufficient for a smaller organisation, while larger buildings may benefit from a savings or project audit.
Do I have to implement the recommended measures?
No. The audit gives you the information needed to decide what makes sense for your facility. You can choose which measures to implement and when.
Which type of water audit should I choose?
It depends on the size of your facility and how detailed the result needs to be. If you are unsure, we can recommend the most suitable option after a short initial discussion.
Still not sure which audit is right for you? Tell us about your facility and we will recommend the most suitable scope.
