Water Audit Services

Protect and preserve water resources and natural environments with Varshasookt.

Water auditing is a method of quantifying water flows and quality in simple or complex systems, with a view of understanding and optimising its usage, reducing losses, conserving, and saving money on unnecessary water use.

Varshasookt water management and auditing goes beyond simple calculations of water footprints, we encourage stakeholders’ engagement and commitments to continuous reduction in water usage. Businesses that have implemented our suggestions have been able to showcase standout performance on water in terms of conservation, costs, efficiency, and reputation.

• Water analysis and measurements.
• Hydrogeological studies to measure and monitor water resources.
• Water footprint calculations.
• Recommendations on technical and operational changes to achieve water savings with related cost benefit analysis.
• Certification.
• Training.

•  Optimising consumption of water and consequently improving fund usage and reduction in water bills.

• Development of process to optimise water consumption and strategies treatment, direct and reuse of water.

• Sensible approach to balance usage to relieve stress on water resources.

• Reducing wastage and unnecessary usage.

• Awareness and social responsibility towards water resources in society.

• Systematic approach and mechanism to identify and solve water problems.

• Improved knowledge and documentation of the distribution system including problem and risk areas.

• Valuable tool to manage resources, by getting a better understanding of what is happening to the water after it leaves the treatment plant.

• Help to reduce water losses, financial improvement, increased knowledge of the distribution system, more efficient use of existing supplies, safeguarding public health and property, improved public relations, reduced legal liability, and reduced disruption to customer`s environmental damage.

• Proper processing of effluents to adhere to the norms of disposal.

• Industries consuming water for process and non-process purpose.

• Commercial and community institutions such as hospitals, school, colleges, public recreational places, government buildings, etc.

• Residential complexes, individual apartments, bungalows, etc.