“Going Green” is no longer the wave of the future, but is increasingly becoming a central feature in today’s building and property maintenance practices. And while saving money has always been a bottom line focus, it has become just as important to add the conservation of water, energy and equipment to that bottom line. Most organizations are moving or looking to move in that direction.
How would you like to save up to 25% on your building’s pumping system energy costs?
With the state in a major drought alert with mandated cuts in water usage, conservation has become the focal point for property management companies everywhere. What is your conservation strategy?
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“Pumping uses a tremendous amount of electricity. In looking at efficiency of hydronic heating systems, we have long focused on the fuel used to heat the water being circulated, without paying much attention to pumping energy. Fortunately, that’s beginning to change” – Alex Wilson
Domestic Booster Pump Systems in multistory buildings also use a lot of energy and efficiency can be increased considerably saving enough money to pay for a new system in 3 to 5 years depending on the energy use and age of the existing system.
PumpMan Socal is also going Green – We have changed all the lighting in our offices and warehouse to energy efficient lighting. We recycle all the old pumps and equipment, plastics, and we use recycled paper as much as possible.
We are actively looking for additional ways to recycle and conserve. Let’s take care of our environment!
