Our project experience
Review a selection of projects we've worked on to enable sustainable and resilient buildings
See how Epic Cleantec helps lower operational costs and conserve water
Explore the innovative solutions and successful implementations that have revolutionized the approach to water conservation and sustainability in the built environment.
Each case study delves into the unique challenges faced by clients and the tailored solutions implemented to address their specific needs, including reduced water costs, increased water resilience, and improved environmental stewardship.
Fifteen Fifty
Fifteen Fifty is a luxury 40-story high-rise multifamily building located in San Francisco, CA with the first approved and operational greywater reuse system in the city.
Salesforce Tower
Salesforce Tower is a 61-story office skyscraper located in San Francisco, CA boasting a 30,000 GPD blackwater, rainwater, and condensate recovery system operated and maintained by Epic Cleantec.
Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills
The award-winning Waldorf Astoria hotel located in Beverly Hills, CA will reuse over 438,000 gallons of highly purified water per year for use in landscaping with Epic Cleantec's OneWater system.
Kuilei Place
Kuilei Place is a planned 43-story multifamily building in Honolulu, HI that will recycle 8.5 million gallons of greywater per year. Epic Cleantec is overseeing the design, permitting, and implementation of the greywater system.
Nueva School
Epic Cleantec is spearheading the design, implementation, and permitting of a rainwater treatment system that will reduce water demand by 26%, helping the Nueva Arts and Admin building achieve LEED Platinum certification.
Northeast Service Center (NESC)
Epic Cleantec is spearheading the design, implementation, and permitting of a rainwater treatment system at the NESC that will support the rainwater reuse strategy through two separate systems, reducing campus water demand by 75%.
The Landing
The Landing is a multifamily residential building in San Francisco that recycles 3,000 gallons of water per day for use in toilet flushing and irrigation.
Commercial Office Tower in Miami
This Miami office tower will reuse 25,000 gallons per day, saving the owners $180,000 annually and help achieve the project’s sustainability goals.
Park Habitat
Park Habitat is a proposed 20-story office space, retail shopping center and museum in San Jose, CA that will reuse nearly 11 million gallons of water per year with Epic Cleantec's blackwater treatment approach.
The Campus at Horton
The Campus at Horton redevelopment project in San Diego, CA will recycle over 8.7 million gallons of blackwater per year using Epic's OneWater system.
601 W. Beech
601 W. Beech is a proposed 33-story residential building in San Diego, CA that will reuse roughly 5.5 million gallons of water annually with Epic's OneWater approach.
Mixed-Use Residential Tower in Austin
This planned mixed-use project in the heart of downtown Austin, TX is expected to recycle 635,000 gallons of condensate per year, saving $13,000 annually.
Mixed-Use Project in San Jose, CA
This mixed-use redevelopment in located in San Jose, CA will be able to recycle up to 7,950,000 gallons of water yearly resulting in an estimated savings of $87,200 annually in utility fees over the next 10 years.
Our OneWater™ System
Advancing projects with onsite water reuse
In an era of growing water scarcity and environmental concerns, the need for efficient, reliable and sustainable water management practices has become more critical than ever. Epic Cleantec offers advanced onsite water reuse solutions and ongoing maintenance to provide projects with a sustainable alternative to traditional water supply systems. Learn more about how our technology works.
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