Water Solutions Built Around Your Community.
Dependable access. Responsible use. Room to grow.
Water supports health, dignity, food, and everyday life. USS is committed to helping communities strengthen water access and use resources responsibly. We bring together innovative water technologies, practical planning, and qualified partners to match solutions to your community’s needs and plan for the future.
Explore Water From Air.
Atmospheric water generation captures moisture from the air. With appropriate treatment, it can provide an additional local source of drinking water.
USS considers local temperature and humidity, available power, expected water production, treatment, and maintenance when exploring how these systems could serve a facility or community.
Use Water Wisely. Explore the Right Mix.
Depending on community needs and site conditions, a water plan may bring several approaches together.
Community Water Access
Outdoor drinking fountains that make water easier to access in parks and public spaces.
Water for Food Production
Controlled growing systems with managed irrigation and water recirculation to support local food production while using water responsibly.
Conservation & Efficient Use
Selected technologies can help reduce unnecessary water use while meeting your community’s everyday needs.
Solar Water Heating
Solar thermal systems that use sunlight to help meet hot water needs and reduce reliance on conventional water heating.
Matched to Your Needs. Planned for Growth.
From one community facility to coordinated systems across several locations, the plan should reflect local demand and the community’s ability to operate and maintain it.
Matched to Local Conditions
Room to Grow
Planned for Everyday Use
Consider water demand, climate, existing infrastructure, available power, site space, budget, and operating needs.
Start where the need is clearest and consider how additional capacity or locations could be added over time, based on the selected systems and available resources.
Make water-quality checks, maintenance, operating responsibilities, and ongoing costs part of the plan.
We consider water alongside power, food production, and waste management so improvements can support the community together.
