Stop paying
for air in your pipes.

Pricing depends on the device size and the business model. Purchase pricing ranges from $750 to $50,000+ across the size catalog. Shared-savings and lease structures involve no upfront cost. Flumera can provide a specific quote once we have your meter size and monthly water bill.

No. Flumera installation requires a licensed plumber. Most installs can be completed in 30 to 90 minutes and require turning off the water supply, but do not require any pipe cutting. Most properties coordinate installation through a plumber they already work with; if you don’t have one, Flumera can refer a licensed plumber in your area.

Downstream water pressure and flow remain largely the same — in some instances, ±3 to 5 psi. The device creates a localized backpressure zone upstream of the meter that compresses entrained air, but downstream conditions return to normal operating range immediately past the device. Properties with sensitive equipment — dialysis centers, food service, manufacturing lines — have not reported changes in downstream performance.

Compare your monthly water bill to the same month from the prior year, normalized for occupancy or production volume. Verified reductions appear in the first full billing cycle following installation. For properties on shared-savings or lease structures, monthly reporting documents the measured reduction.

Most properties recover the device cost within 12 to 16 months. Properties with higher baseline water bills, higher consumption, or higher municipal water rates see faster payback.

There are many factors that go into a building’s water usage, and any potential influencing factors should be discussed with Flumera prior to install. If Flumera does not deliver the savings promised within six months, you get your money back — no questions asked.

Flumera carries a ten-year manufacturer’s limited warranty. The internal Vesconite components are rated for twenty-five years of continuous service under standard operating conditions. The 316-L stainless steel body is rated for the operational lifetime of typical commercial supply infrastructure. No scheduled maintenance is required over the warranty period.

Yes. Flumera is certified to NSF/ANSI 61, which is the standard for drinking water system components in North America. The device is also IAPMO R&T listed for compliance with the Uniform Plumbing Code, which most U.S. municipalities have adopted.

Savings are measured by comparing post-install water bills against a baseline established from the prior twelve to twenty-four months of consumption, adjusted for any identified variables. Properties on shared-savings or lease structures receive monthly reports documenting the measured reduction. For purchase customers, the calculation is straightforward — post-install bill against the prior-year bill for the same month, adjusted for any identified variables.

Flumera is machined and assembled in the United States by the manufacturer of record. Each unit is factory-calibrated to the specified pipe size and pressure range before shipment. Manufacturing facility holds ISO 9001 certification.