Perfect Water Valve
Perfect Water Valve
Commercial Water-Savings Assessments
Free Analysis — No Commitment

Submit Your Water Bill for a Free Savings Analysis

Attach up to 12 months of water or sewer bills, or upload one combined PDF, modern Word document, spreadsheet, or CSV, and we'll show you how much you could save with Smart Valve™.

How It Works

Four Steps to Your Savings Estimate

01

Enter your contact info

Your first name, last name, and email address so we can send you the savings analysis.

02

Name your location

Tell us your property name or address — e.g. 'Main Office' or 'Westlake Apartments' — so we can match your bill to the right site.

03

Prepare your bills

Attach up to 12 monthly bills, or one combined PDF, modern Word document, spreadsheet, or CSV containing the information.

04

Upload and submit

Hunter or Cooper will contact you within one business day to confirm we have the complete document set.

Your Bill Upload

Water Bills (1–12 files · 10 MB each · 50 MB total)

Attach all 12 monthly bill documents here, or upload one combined PDF, modern Word document, spreadsheet, or CSV containing the information.

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PDF, JPG/JPEG, PNG, DOCX, XLSX, or CSV · up to 12 files10 MB per file · 50 MB total

No spam. We’ll only use your information to review your property and respond to your request.

Your documents are used only to calculate your savings estimate. Hunter or Cooper will contact you within one business day to confirm completeness; the completed analysis is typically ready in approximately three business days after the complete document set is received.

How we review your bills

  • We identify the site and meter each bill belongs to.
  • We separate eligible usage-based water charges, and sewer charges only where confirmed to vary with the relevant metered usage, from fixed, base, and meter fees, taxes, and unrelated charges.
  • We check the water and sewer billing method and units on each bill.
  • Winter-averaged, capped, flat, or uncertain sewer billing needs review. We do not assume immediate savings on those charges.
  • Estimated reads and missing months are flagged rather than guessed.
  • A complete 12-month average is different from a partial-history average. Fewer bills are fine for an initial review, and 12 files do not necessarily mean complete coverage.
  • Extracting figures from your bills is not a forecast of future savings.
  • Net benefit depends on the agreed installation and ongoing fees and on written terms.