Bill Slayer · HomeHigh water bill? Stop pouring money down the drain.
AI finds leaks, shows you where water is wasted, and connects you to rebates. Most families save $30-50/month with simple fixes.
200+ gal/day
water wasted by running toilet
5
minutes to your plan
$300-600
average yearly savings
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Your water bill is high — but you don't know why.
The average family spends $1,000+ per year on water
That's $80+ per month. And for many, it's even higher. But most people don't know where the water goes.
A running toilet can waste 200+ gallons per day
That's $50-100 per month down the drain. The fix costs $5. Most people don't even know they have a leak.
Long showers add up fast
A 10-minute shower with an old showerhead uses 25 gallons. 5 minutes saves 12.5 gallons per shower — over 4,500 gallons per year.
Outdoor watering is the biggest waste
Lawns need 1 inch of water per week — most people over-water by 50-100%. A single sprinkler leak can waste 10+ gallons per minute.
What You Get
Everything to lower your water bill starting today.
Leak Detector
How to find silent leaks (toilet flapper, dripping faucet, irrigation).
Water Usage Audit
Which activities use the most — showers, toilets, laundry, irrigation.
Savings Calculator
How much you save per change (per shower, per load, per day).
Renter Water Guide
Low-cost, landlord-friendly solutions for apartments.
Lawn & Garden Guide
How much to water, when to water, and drought-tolerant plants.
Old Fixture Upgrade Guide
Toilet and showerhead rebates (often $50-100 per toilet).
How It Works
From high bill to lower bill in 10 minutes.
1
Tell the AI about your home
Share your household size, water bill, and whether you rent or own.
~5 minutes2
Get your water savings plan
AI finds leaks, recommends fixes, and estimates savings.
~2 minutes3
Fix and save
Check for leaks. Install low-flow devices. Watch your bill drop.
1-2 hours$300-600
yearly savings possible
5 min
to your plan
200+
gallons/day from running toilet
50-100%
lawn over-watering
Questions
Everything you need to know.
How do I check for a toilet leak?
Put a few drops of food coloring in the toilet tank. Wait 15 minutes without flushing. If color appears in the bowl, you have a leak. Replace the flapper ($5-10) — it takes 10 minutes.
How much can I save with low-flow fixtures?
Low-flow showerhead (1.5-1.8 GPM): saves 2,700+ gallons/year, $30-50/year. Faucet aerators ($5 each): saves 700+ gallons/year, $10-15/year. Toilet upgrade (1.28 GPF): saves 4,000+ gallons/year, $50-100/year plus rebates.
What if I rent my home?
The Renter Water Guide shows you low-cost, landlord-friendly fixes. Install low-flow showerheads (keep the old one to reinstall). Use faucet aerators. Report leaks to your landlord (template included).
How do I read my water meter?
Find your meter (usually in basement, garage, or outside). Write down the numbers. Don't use any water for 2 hours. Read again. If the numbers changed, you have a leak. The toolkit explains step by step.
Are there free water-saving devices?
Yes — many water utilities offer free low-flow showerheads, faucet aerators, and toilet leak detection tablets. Check your utility's website or call them. The Rebate Finder shows programs in your area.
Do I get a printable leak checklist?
Yes. The AI generates a complete leak detection checklist you can copy and save. Walk through your home and check off each item.
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