Battleground WTS

Battleground WTS

Find Out How Much Your Facility Is Owed.

$450–$2,750 per month in sewage bill credits for qualifying cooling tower facilities. Most facilities have never heard of it.

City of Houston Ordinance Sec. 47-129 entitles qualifying commercial cooling tower facilities to a monthly credit on their sewage bill for water that evaporates off-site through the tower. That water never enters the city sewer system. You shouldn't be paying sewer rates on it.

For a facility that qualifies, that's $5,400–$33,000 per year coming back to your organization. Every year you're not claiming it is money left on your sewage bill.

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The Part Most Programs Skip

01

Water treatment programs are scoped to chemistry, not utility billing.

Most water treatment vendors test your water, apply chemicals, and report on water quality. Evaporation credits are a utility billing issue. Most vendors aren't looking at your sewage statement when they're testing conductivity and checking biocide levels. It falls between departments.

02

The submeter has to stay calibrated. Most vendors don't track it.

The meter that records your evaporation volume must be calibrated once a year. If it falls out of calibration and you miss a credit month, that's $450–$2,750 gone. No equipment failure, no vendor error, no obvious explanation. Battleground WTS tracks submeter calibration as part of every cooling tower service program. No add-on. No extra fee.

Find Out If Your Facility Qualifies.

Doug will review your facility details and tell you exactly what you should be claiming. No cost.

Or call Doug: 281-309-2351

Free. No obligation.

No cost to find out if you qualify.

Included in every service program.

Not an add-on. Every cooling tower account gets credit monitoring.

Submeter calibration tracked.

So you never lose a month to a meter failure.

Thinking about a full assessment?

The evaporation credit review is part of every free site assessment Doug offers for cooling tower facilities.

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