Save over £26,000 per year with WNV’s water reclamation system
The water reclamation system from WNV Systems reclaims up to 90% of wash water, cutting costs and reducing water consumption by 16,200 litres per day WNV Systems, The Horsham-based manufacturer of commercial fleet wash systems, says its water reclamation system is helping commercial fleets dramatically cut operating costs by reclaiming 90% of wash water.
With a typical commercial fleet need to wash 100 vehicles per day at 180 litres per wash, operators can reduce freshwater demand by 16,200 litres daily, delivering a direct saving of £72.09 per day at current UK water prices.
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Across the UK, fleet operators are facing steadily rising water costs, turning what was once a minor operational expense into a material budget pressure. At £4.45 per 1,000 litres, that daily demand adds up quickly, and businesses are feeling it in their margins.
The challenge is simple but stubborn. High‑volume washing is essential, yet the cost of the water required continues to climb.
With no change in wash frequency and limited room for operational efficiencies, fleet operators are left absorbing the impact. This is why reclaiming water is becoming a core operational necessity, as well as an environmental one.
WNV’s water reclamation system
WNV’s water reclamation system tackles the cost challenge head‑on by capturing, filtering, and reusing up to 90% of wash water. Instead of sending thousands of litres down the drain every day, fleet yards can loop that water back into their wash process, dramatically reducing their reliance on fresh supply without compromising wash quality or compliance.
The system is engineered for high‑volume environments. By reclaiming 16,200 litres daily, operators effectively remove the majority of their water consumption from the cost equation. At £4.45 per 1,000 litres, that reclaimed volume translates directly into
£72.09 saved every single day, with no behavioural change required from depot teams. Tallied up over a year, businesses are saving over £26,000 on their utility costs.
Beyond the financial impact, the system provides operational stability. Water availability becomes less vulnerable to price fluctuations, supply constraints, or regional usage restrictions. Depots gain a predictable, controllable cost base and a sustainability win that strengthens ESG reporting and environmental commitments.
Find out more
Operators looking to cut costs and reduce water consumption can request a site assessment to see exactly how much they could save with WNV’s system. With daily savings of £72.09, the numbers make the decision easy.