Sustainability

Greener plumbing not only reduces water consumption and conserves energy better, but it also makes the water you use at home healthier and safer for your family.

Take for instance the whole-house filtration system. It beats all traditional plumbing systems when it comes to removing microorganisms, particulates, chemicals and other minuscule contaminants, delivering much cleaner water to your home. It also prolongs the lifespan of your water heater and lowers its energy usage as well.

With the innovative osmosis systems and carbon filters of green plumbing, you can drastically improve the quality of water at home. Once carbon filters are installed in units like shower heads & taps, they efficiently absorb most of the pollutants from the water you use for personal needs. Reverse osmosis filtration, on the other hand, helps purify the water you use for cooking and drinking and makes it much safer for you and your family.

When it comes to conserving energy at your home, plumbing often doesn’t cross people’s minds. However, ensuring that your plumbing appliances and systems are energy-efficient will help you lower energy costs considerably and reduce your carbon footprint.​

One such energy-efficient practice is to insulate your pipes well. One major factor that causes energy wastage is the loss of heat through the pipes in your home. Insulating these can prohibit heat loss water as your hot water travels from the heater to your shower or taps.​

Energy-saving water heaters are another example of an excellent conservation option. Switching to a green water heater can reduce your energy bill by up to 15%. Tankless water heaters also prevent having to reheat water throughout the day, get it to your desired temperature within seconds, and make it available only when you need it.