Local NYC Case Study
Proven
Results.
Fulton Avenue · Brooklyn, NY
*Projected from verified data and the property's actual NYC DEP water and sewer rate (~$13.05/HCF combined).
Fulton Avenue
Methodology — apples to apples.
How it was measured
- Property
- Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
- Account
- NYC DEP #3000301XXXXXXX
- Meter ID
- G15006323 (E-REG 924863)
- Measurement Window
- Feb 9, 2026 → Apr 22, 2026 (73 days)
- Meter reads
- Photographed actual meter readings
- Baseline source
- 12 months of NYC DEP actual-read bills
- Baseline window
- Same 73 calendar days, prior year
All readings verified by actual NYC DEP water bills and photographed meter registers. No estimates.
The numbers
| BEFORE | AFTER | Δ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily usage (gal) | 5,837 | 4,510 | -1,327 |
| Daily usage (HCF) | 7.80 | 6.03 | -1.77 |
| 73-day total (gal) | 426,090 | 329,195 | -96,895 |
| 73-day total (HCF) | 569.6 | 440.1 | -129.5 |
| Reduction | — | — | -22.74% |
What it costs — and saves
- Combined water + sewer rate (post 7/1/25)
- ~$13.05 / HCF
- Trailing 12-month spend at Fulton Avenue
- ~$36,900
- Verified reduction applied annually
- ~$8,400 / yr
- 10-year projected savings (5% rate inflation)
- ~$105,000+
Fulton Avenue
Same property. Same season. Less water.
Daily water usage at Fulton Avenue — measured across the same 73-day window in consecutive years.
The story
saved every single day.
Across 73 days, that's enough water to fill more than 1,750 standard bathtubs — water the building previously paid for, but did not actually consume.
Data source
NYC DEP actual-read water bills (4 quarters) + photographed meter readings on Feb 9, 2026 and Apr 22, 2026.
Real Customers
What people are saying.
Testimonial Letters from actual conversations with property owners and managers who saw real results.