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Case study: 797 Don Mills Rd, Toronto

Smart Valve™ Delivers Consistent 14–28% Water Savings at Toronto Apartment Building 

797 Don Mills Road is a multi-unit residential apartment building in Toronto, Ontario. Like many mid- to high-rise buildings in Toronto, the property was subject to rising municipal water rates with no mechanism in place to reduce metered consumption. The building operates on a 4-inch valve size, with a benchmark monthly consumption of 2,802 m³.

The Canadian Water Savings Smart Valve™ was installed ahead of the October 2018 billing period. Results were tracked month over month against the established benchmark.

 

Month Benchmark (m³) Actual (m³) Savings (m³) Savings (%) Monthly $ Saved
Oct 2018 2,802 2,420 382 14% $1,451
Nov 2018 2,802 2,420 382 14% $1,451
Dec 2018 2,802 2,420 382 14% $1,451
Jan 2019 2,802 2,028 774 28% $2,943
Feb 2019 2,802 2,205 597 21% $2,271

 

Every single month exceeded the minimum guaranteed savings threshold of $860. In the strongest month recorded, the property saved 28% on its water bill, nearly $3,000 in a single billing period.

The program is structured so that Canadian Water Savings only earns revenue when the client saves money, making this a fully performance-based arrangement with no financial risk to the property owner.

See If Your Property
Qualifies for 15%–35% Water Savings

If your building has high water usage, a water bill review is the first step in determining whether system-level optimization is a good fit.

There is no obligation to proceed beyond the review. The goal is simple: determine whether meaningful, measurable water savings are achievable for your property.

Qualified businesses must spend over $2,000 CAD per month on average on water and sewage.