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• that toilets account for 27% of your indoor water use?
• that if all of us installed water-efficient fixtures, the country would save more
than 3 trillion gallons of water per year?
• a low-flush toilet can save you up to 18,000 gallons of water per year.
• some toilets can be adjusted to use less water per flush?
• in a typical home, more than 9,000 gallons of water are wasted while running the
faucet/shower while waiting for hot water.
Contact Cooper Plumbing today and ask about a recirculation pump to have hot water ready at every faucet!
Did you know that 25% of each energy dollar goes to heat water?

According to the Department of Energy, hot water represents as much as 25% of energy costs per home, and much of it is wasted. Save money today by calling Cooper Plumbing and asking about our pipe insulation services!

If it’s time for a new water heater, choose an Energy Star model to save about 7%. Or you could choose more advanced technology, like a tankless water heater that can save 30%, or choose a solar water heater that can zero your bill. While the upfront cost is more than your standard water heater, the investment will pay off in no time!
Call us to see what deals we have going on right now!
So just how much money could you be pouring down the drain?

According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):
A leaky toilet can waste more than 200 gallons of water every day.
That’s more than 73,000 gallons every year! That leaking toilet could literally be flushing $371.52, or $30.96 per month, down the drain — for just ONE toilet!!!
A leaky faucet that drips at the rate of one drip per second can waste more than 3,000 gallons of water each year — per faucet! Every drop counts!

Contact Cooper Plumbing today to Go Green by fixing any leaking fixtures you have, or update your toilets, faucets, and showerheads to water-efficient fixtures and save $$$!
What do you do if…..

• you discover you have a leak?
1.) Find your main water meter. It is usually located by the road in your meter box, or on the outside of your house with a shutoff valve, or if you have a well, there should be a shutoff valve on the main line coming to the building. Turn the water meter or shutoff valve off by turning the valve to the right (clockwise).
2.) Contact Cooper Plumbing, your local Deland, Florida plumber.