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46 East 1st Street

Owned and managed by Heller Realty.

Total savings of $15,871 on a total of 24 units

achieved in a one day installation


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This building is located in 46 East 1st Street, New York, NY, 10003

Located in Manhattan’s East Village, 46 East 1st Street is a five-story, 24-unit multifamily property built in 1910. With water and hot water expenses spread across 24 apartments, even small amounts of excess consumption can become a significant operating cost for the property.

Heller Realty turned to The Water Scrooge to address this challenge without compromising resident comfort. Water-saving solutions were installed throughout the building, targeting unnecessary water use and the energy associated with heating hot water. This helped the property achieve $15,817 in annual savings and recover its initial investment in just 4 months.


Solving the problem of rising water costs for the city within the city

Post Installation Savings

$15,817
Total Annual Savings
Combined savings on Water and Hot Water costs
$11,467
Annual Water Savings
annual savings on water & sewer bills due to reduction in water consumption
$4,349
Annual Energy Savings
annual savings on energy bills due to reduction in hot water consumption
$659
Annual Savings / Unit
average amount saved per apartment annually
4 months
Time to Positive ROI
amount of time it took for initial investment to be paid back
61%
Reduction in Usage
percantage reduction in water usage from pre-installation levels

Testimonial

"The Water Scrooge staff was courteous, timely, professional and very easy to work with. Through their efforts, The Parkchester North Condominiums has been able to save over 30% on our water and hot water expenses. Water and energy prices have skyrocketed and this has enabled us to control this large expense. I highly recommend The Water Scrooge to all building owners and management companies who are interested in controlling their water and hot water expenses."

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    Josh Heller
    President