Water Wise Group – Greywater Systems Distributor
Water Wise Group, Inc. is the leading distributor of Greywater Systems since 2010, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.
Meet The Owner
I’m Sam Wilhoit, owner of Water Wise Group. I introduced the Aqua2use system to the U.S. to help conserve our most precious resource: clean water. Our mission is simple — to make greywater reuse accessible, affordable, and sustainable for every home. Conserving water today creates a greener world tomorrow.
About Water Wise Group
Water Wise Group, Inc. is a wholesale distributor of Greywater Systems, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. In March 2010, we signed our first distribution agreement with Matala Water Technology Co., Ltd. to represent and distribute the Aqua2use Grey Water System in the United States. Helping customers use their greywater for irrigation and saving our most valuable natural resource, water, is our mission. We carry a large inventory of products, and provide fast delivery from our warehouse in Southern California. You can benefit from our expertise, as well as from the professional and reliable manner in which we conduct business.
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Can You Use a Grey Water System in Freezing Cli...
TL;DR:Yes—grey water systems can work reliably in freezing climates with proper insulation, subsurface piping, and cold-weather design. Whether you live off-grid or manage a home with septic limitations, winter-ready greywater...
Can You Use a Grey Water System in Freezing Cli...
TL;DR:Yes—grey water systems can work reliably in freezing climates with proper insulation, subsurface piping, and cold-weather design. Whether you live off-grid or manage a home with septic limitations, winter-ready greywater...
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Can Gray Water Be Dumped on the Ground?
Short answer: No, not safely or legally in most cases. Dumping gray water directly onto the ground can lead to odors, soil contamination, and potential health issues. But with proper...
Can Gray Water Be Dumped on the Ground?
Short answer: No, not safely or legally in most cases. Dumping gray water directly onto the ground can lead to odors, soil contamination, and potential health issues. But with proper...
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Diverting Greywater: What Homeowners Need to Know
TL;DRDiverting greywater from showers, sinks, and laundry to your garden reduces water use and eases pressure on septic systems. Proper filtration and safe irrigation practices ensure compliance with local codes...
Diverting Greywater: What Homeowners Need to Know
TL;DRDiverting greywater from showers, sinks, and laundry to your garden reduces water use and eases pressure on septic systems. Proper filtration and safe irrigation practices ensure compliance with local codes...
