Graywater Recycling

Renew. Reuse.
Recycle.

Our NSF350 certified systems capture, purify, and recycle previously used sources of water for reuse in irrigation, flushing toilets, washing cars and more.

Graywater

Also known as Greywater, Graywater is a new term for many people, it encompasses shower, bath, laundry and sink water. On average a five person home produces between 250 and 500 gallons of Graywater daily. Without a Graywater System all of this water is lost to the sewer. 

Now with advances in filtration technology this once untouchable water source has become a legal source for irrigation and more.

WRS sells and installs a NSF-350C certified Graywater System. Our Systems allow you to legally use your Graywater for:

  • Drip irrigation
  • Spray irrigation
  • Flushing toilets

Graywater system in your future?

At WRS we are dedicated to helping our clients to find the best water re-use solution. 

Please click the button below to tell us more about your project and to receive a preliminary quote.

Residential

Graywater recycling systems for the home.

Modern House Exterior

The average four person single family home uses over 20,000 gallons of water monthly.

Over half of which is used for landscape irrigation; think about that, clean drinking water being sprayed on dirt!  The same family uses nearly 3,000 gallons of water per month to flush toilets; talk about good water going after bad!

Our recycling systems reduce families municipal water usage by 50% to 70% with a similar reduction in their water bill.  Of greater importance is the fact the family is doing their utmost to preserve one of our most important natural resources! By using our systems water becomes a reusable asset rather than a one time commodity.  Take long relaxing showers without feeling guilty, safe in the knowledge that the water you’re using today will irrigate your lawn and garden tomorrow!

Our knowledge and skill is based on years of installs and hard work. One thing that we’ve learned is that installing a Graywater System into a pre-existing home is no easy task. In most cases the cost of new plumbing far outweighs the cost of the system. Its for this reason that we STRONGLY suggest installing our systems during a homes initial construction or during an extensive remodel. At the very least we suggest that any new construction utilizes a dual plumbing network, allowing a Graywater System to be easily installed at a future time.

Municipalities Love Saving Water, Too.

Depending on the location of your project, there are lots of rebates available for graywater and rainwater recycling systems.

Commercial

Commercial systems for office buildings, health clubs, resorts & hotels, government buildings and more.

high-rise building under construction

For commercial property owners and leaseholders the need to conserve water is becoming a mandatory requirement.

Additionally, it’s simply the right thing to do, both from a financial and environmental standpoint.  At the Paul Mitchell School in Costa Mesa, our system saves 400,000 gallons annually. If LEED Certification is a priority, gray and rain water reuse adds valuable Water Efficiency points helping achieve the highest possible LEED Classification..

While commercial buildings produce less graywater than residences and resorts there are businesses that can greatly benefit.  Take the Paul MItchell Salon School in Costa Mesa.  By reusing their shampoo and laundry water to flush toilets they save nearly 400,000 gallons annually.

In addition, the USGBC LEED program is becoming increasingly prevalent in new and remodel commercial construction.  The LEED System encourages and accelerates global adoption of sustainable green building and development practices through the creation and implementation of universally understood and accepted tools and performance criteria.  The system gives building owners and operators the tools they need to have an immediate and measurable impact on their building’s performance.  Simply put, LEED compliant buildings are a healthier and safer place to work.

Because of the versatile design and installation capabilities of our recycling units they are perfect for LEED projects and all commercial buildings.

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