Smart Valve™ Water Savings — Everywhere You Operate
Smart Valve™ supports commercial water-cost assessments across US and international markets. Select your location below to review local information and request a site assessment.
Smart Valve™ — Verified Savings in Every State
Smart Valve™ project suitability and measurement approach are reviewed site by site through the American Water Savings (AWS) network. Results vary with the facility, billing history, and measurement period.
Each state page below provides local water-cost context and links to related resources. Utility rates, rebate availability, and project results should be confirmed for the specific property and program.
Priority Markets
Top States by Water Cost Pressure
These states illustrate different water-cost, utility, and conservation contexts. Local rates, programs, and project results should be confirmed for each property.
Colorado
Priority Market · Denver Water Rebate 50%
Texas
SAWS +32.7% by 2029 · Dallas $100K Rebate
California
Highest US Water Rates · +30.3% by 2029
Arizona
Colorado River Shortage · SRP Rebate $450K
Nevada
Lake Mead Crisis · SNWA Binding Targets
Florida
Miami +7.3% · Tampa $50K Verified Savings
New York
NYC DEP +8% · Dual Water + Sewer Savings
Illinois
Chicago +16% (3yr) · Water + Sewer Savings
Washington
Seattle SPU +5.7% · Tech Data Centers
Virginia
Northern VA Data Centers · 1.7B gal/day cooling
Complete US Coverage
All 50 States
Smart Valve™ assessment availability is reviewed nationwide. Commercial properties can request an assessment; suitability and scope are confirmed site by site.
International Markets
Global Coverage via CWS Partner Network
Smart Valve™ installations are operating across Europe and Asia-Pacific through the Canadian Water Savings partner network. Contact us for international project qualification.
Industry Pages
Browse by Industry
Each industry page includes sector-specific case studies, ROI analysis, and installation benchmarks.
Ready for Your Free Assessment?
Not sure which page to start with? Contact us directly — we serve all US markets and worldwide through our AWS and CWS partner network.
Commercial Water Savings in All 50 States
Commercial water costs reflect local tariffs, usage patterns, equipment, and site conditions. Smart Valve™ assessments review these factors at the property level.
Published results vary by site and measurement period. A written guarantee may apply to qualifying sites after assessment.
Highest-Impact States
States with different rate structures and conservation requirements may present different assessment opportunities:
- California — highest commercial water cost per CCF in the US; mandatory conservation targets statewide
- Arizona & Nevada — Colorado River shortage; binding utility reduction targets
- Texas — local utility rates and any rebate programs should be confirmed for the property
- Florida — Miami +7.3% rate increase; $50K verified savings in Tampa
- Colorado — Denver Water program terms and eligibility should be confirmed before planning
- New York, New Jersey, Illinois — dual water + sewer savings; rapid rate escalation
Which Buildings Qualify?
Commercial facilities with consistent water use may be candidates for assessment. Potential facility types include:
- Hotels and hospitality (on-site laundry, food service, pools)
- Multifamily apartment buildings (50+ units)
- Hospitals and long-term care facilities
- Data centers with chilled water cooling loops
- Car washes and auto detailing facilities
- Golf courses and sports complexes
- Campus office parks and mixed-use developments
Assessment scope depends on the property's billing history, plumbing configuration, and operating conditions.
What an Assessment Covers
- Review of available water billing and operating information
- Site-specific evaluation of the water system and meter configuration
- Projected findings and measurement approach for the proposed scope
- Project terms, warranty, and reporting responsibilities documented before work begins
How Installation Works
- Installation scope and licensed-trade requirements are confirmed for each project
- Schedule and any required shutdown are confirmed with the site
- Permit requirements depend on local code and the authority having jurisdiction
- Follow-up or calibration visits are defined in the project agreement
- M&V timing and reporting responsibilities are defined for each project
- The passive device requires no electricity
- Manufacturer materials describe no routine maintenance; applicable model and project scope are confirmed during review
Smart Valve™ is not a filter or treatment device. It holds NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 and NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 materials certifications; suitability remains subject to applicable code, design, and site review.
Utility Rebates
Some US water utilities offer rebates for commercial efficiency projects, but eligibility, amounts, and application requirements vary. Rebate availability should be confirmed with the utility and is not assumed in an assessment or project estimate.
Get a Free Assessment
Start by submitting available utility bills and site information. The team can discuss a property-specific water-cost assessment, scope, timing, and terms before any work begins. Select your state above to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions: Commercial Water Savings Across the U.S.
Which US states have the highest commercial water rates?
California, Arizona, and Nevada have the highest rates. California averages over $8 per unit of water in many cities. Arizona and Nevada face water shortage limits that push rates up each year. Texas, Florida, New York, and New Jersey also have high rates and large water bills.
Does Smart Valve™ work in all 50 US states?
Assessment availability is reviewed by location through the AWS national network. Suitability depends on the property's water supply, meter, plumbing configuration, and operating conditions.
Are there utility rebates available for commercial water savings devices?
Some utilities offer rebates for verified water reductions, but programs and eligibility vary. Confirm availability and requirements with the relevant utility as part of site planning.
How quickly can I get a facility assessment scheduled?
Assessment timing and scope depend on location and available information. The team reviews billing and site details to discuss potential project findings and terms before work begins.
What types of commercial facilities qualify for Smart Valve™?
Commercial buildings with consistent water use may be candidates. Hotels, apartment buildings, hospitals, data centers, car washes, and golf courses can request a site-specific assessment.