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Get a Water Use Health Check for your business or organisation

Whether you are a small operator with just a few toilets to flush, a large industrial business using water in production, or a not for profit organisation looking for extra funds to use on your core activities, chances are you can make both water and dollar savings by being smarter with the way you use water.

Any business, government or not for profit organisation in the Darwin region is eligible for a free Water Use Health Check with Living Water Smart.

Download a Water Use Health Check Information Sheet.  

The Water Use Health Check includes:

  • An analysis of your water use in real time
  • A breakdown of your water use by key areas in your business including irrigation, leaks and general use
  • A quantified weekly cost for each water use area
  • Easy actions to help you save. We’ll also let you know if you’re eligible for any Living Water Smart rebates

Book your Water Use Health Check by calling Living Water Smart on (08) 8995 5861 or send an email to: info@livingwatersmart.com.au

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