You might be surprised to know that the average American family of four can use an excess 50,000 gallons of water annually – up to an additional $600 on their utility bill each year! This can be attributed to a number of factors including unknown plumbing leaks, inefficient fixtures and high demand landscaping. A Water Audit provides home owners with insight to how much water they are using, how that compares to the national average for responsible water usage, and how much money they are (literally) sending down the drain each year.

The EPA reports office buildings, schools, hotels, hospitals, restaurants, and other commercial and institutional facilities use a significant amount of water and energy in their daily operations. Water Audits provide building owners, facility managers and other stakeholders with valuable insight needed to use water more efficiently to reduce the risk of water shortages and increasing costs.

Municipalities live under a microscope of scrutiny for fiscal, social and environmental responsibility. From public drinking water systems, to wastewater and storm water management, there are a lot of places that problems can be overlooked, underground. Blood Hound’s Water Audits provide municipalities with valuable data to make educated decisions about the maintenance and management of their infrastructure for the future of their communities.