Water recovery is becoming a more important part of the pressure washing business.
And its becoming more important for other businesses, too.
We’ve been talking to a large company with a few thousand trucks they would like to get cleaned on a regular basis. And they know they need to recover the water if they’re going to stay out of trouble with the EPA.
The larger companies are the most concerned with water recovery because they know they’re the ones that will get hit with large fines. The EPA’s method of enforcing these regulations is to issue large fines and publicize it so everyone knows.
And it’s probably the most effective method for enforcing water recovery regulations – at this point. Hopefully they can get everyone to understand the consequences so they don’t have to resort to other methods.
Filter Bags Around A Storm Drain Instead Of Water Recovery
There’s no way to prevent every last piece of dirt and debris from running into streams, ditches, and rivers. But we can do a much better job with a little extra effort.
Our clients don’t even have to pay extra for the service. We include water recovery at no additional charge. It’s just a regular part of running our pressure washing business – and it should be for every pressure washing business.
Water recovery will continue to be more important in the future – and not just for pressure washing companies. What we do affects all the farmers who use the water for irrigation, and all the homes downstream. Thinking about the big picture gives a different perspective.
And we’re adding new water recovery equipment to keep up with the demand.
Related pages and articles
- EPA Water Recovery
- Water Regulations And How They Affect You
- New Colorado Water Documentary By Robert Redford
- Water Recovery And Keeping Debris From Storm Drains
- An Emergency Hydraulic Spill Cleanup – They Wouldn’t Let Us Clean
- EPA Violations In Downtown Denver | Pressure Washing
- Grease Spill Cleanup At A Grocery Store
