Water and sewer bills
Collect 12–24 months of bills so the baseline reflects rate changes, seasonal landscaping, cooling demand, and tenant occupancy.
Malls
Lower water and sewer costs across malls and shopping centers.
Mall and shopping center water savings start with the property-level bill. Flumera helps owners model and reduce billed usage across public restrooms, food service, cleaning, cooling, landscaping, and tenant demand.
Savings
20-30%+
Install
Low impact
Guarantee
10% min.
Where shopping center water costs accumulate
Shopping centers combine multiple demand sources under one operating budget. When the owner pays the water and sewer account, reducing billed usage can improve net operating income without requiring tenants, guests, or maintenance teams to change routine behavior.
Public restrooms and common-area fixtures
Restaurants, food courts, and tenant demand
Cooling, cleaning, irrigation, and landscaping
Water and sewer expense that affects property NOI
How a shopping center assessment works
1
Establish the baseline
Water and sewer bills show usage, rate structure, seasonal variability, and the annual operating expense at stake.
2
Map service lines
Meter size, pipe size, access, and the number of incoming service lines determine the installation scope.
3
Compare the economics
The proposal models savings, payback, property-value impact, guarantee terms, and a low-disruption installation plan.
Shopping center water review
What owners need to model mall water savings
A useful projection separates utility pricing from actual consumption and connects both to the physical service line. These three inputs turn a broad savings claim into a property-specific operating review.
Meter and pipe details
Record each incoming service line, meter and pipe size, pressure range, access, and any recent plumbing or meter work.
Property operating context
Note food-service tenants, irrigation, cooling equipment, leaks, renovations, vacancies, and other changes that can affect the comparison period.