Recover the water costs
already overcharged —
and stop the next ones.
Smart Water Recovery combines forensic billing analysis with real-time monitoring to identify and recover historical overcharges while eliminating the conditions that created them. Past credits recouped. Future overcharges prevented.
What Smart Water Recovery Is
Forensic analysis to find what you've
overpaid — and systematic monitoring
to ensure it doesn't happen again.
Smart Water Recovery is WST's integrated billing forensics and forward-monitoring service. It addresses both directions of cost recovery: the historical overcharges that have accumulated in prior billing cycles, and the ongoing monitoring infrastructure that prevents the same errors from recurring. Most billing analysis services deliver one or the other. WST delivers both in a single coordinated engagement.
Phase 1: Forensic Recovery
Systematic review of 12–60 months of billing records identifying overcharges, misclassifications, and exemptions not claimed. Recovery documentation prepared and filed with the utility on your behalf.
Phase 2: Forward Monitoring
IoT sensors and automated billing validation applied after recovery to prevent the same categories of error from recurring. Real-time alerts when billing anomalies reappear.
The Recovery Process
From billing records
to credited account.
WST manages the recovery process end-to-end — from initial record review to utility dispute resolution. Most clients receive their first credit within 60–90 days of engagement commencement.
The Most Common Recovery Categories
"The sewer exemption alone was $38,000 a year. We'd been overpaying for three years. WST found it in the first week of the remote audit."
Property Manager · Full-Service Hotel · Southeast USWST's shared-savings model means the client bears no financial risk on the recovery engagement. If no material overcharges are found, no fee is payable. If significant overcharges are recovered, WST receives a share of the documented credit value.
already in your files.
WST's recovery assessment begins with the utility records you already have. Send us 12 months of bills and we'll tell you within 48 hours whether material overcharges are present — before any engagement is formalised.