Bengaluru runs a daily water shortfall, borewells are drying, and the city's recharge rules are often built in ways that don't actually recharge. SPACES gives your society a water-balance plan — reduce, reuse and recharge before you build anything new — engineered for your own contractor and recharge partner to build.
Most of a society's water gap closes on the free rungs — fixing leaks and cutting demand — before a rupee of construction. See the SPACES approach → New tanks and bores are the last resort, not the first move.
Bengaluru's demand runs well ahead of its piped Cauvery supply, and the difference is made up by groundwater that is running out. The standard fixes — drill deeper, build a bigger tank, add a recharge well to tick a box — treat the symptom and miss the system.
A complete water-balance plan for your premises, in the SPACES four-part anatomy: the method, the specification, the design pack, and the build-and-QA guide. Engineering and design from us; the physical work by your own contractor and recharge partner.
Where every litre comes from and goes — supply, borewell, rainfall on your roofs and grounds, consumption, and the gap. The honest picture the plan is built on.
Demand-side efficiency and leak repair; greywater and treated-water reuse; rooftop rainwater harvesting; and recharge wells designed to meet the city mandate properly — with first-flush and filtration that make them actually recharge.
Sized harvesting and recharge systems, plumbing routes for reuse, storage and treatment, located on your site — drawings and a bill of materials your contractor can quote against.
The order of work, who does what, and the quality gates — so the recharge system is tested and signed off, not just installed and forgotten.
Every society wants to jump to a new tank or a deeper bore. We start at the top of the ladder, where the water is cheapest to find, and only descend when the rung above genuinely can't close the gap.
Fix leaks, fit aerators and efficient fixtures, meter and monitor. The cheapest litre is the one you never lose.
Greywater for flushing and gardens; treated water from the society STP looped back for non-potable use.
Rooftop rainwater harvesting and recharge wells — designed with the filtration that makes them work, not just to pass inspection.
Lake-linked and landscape recharge where the site allows — putting water back into the shared aquifer, not just your own tank.
New storage or supply infrastructure, sized to the gap that remains after rungs 1–4, and justified in writing.
The city now asks for recharge wells alongside borewells. Done without a properly filtered rainwater feed, they do little — silt and first-flush runoff clog them within seasons, or worse, send contaminated water straight into the aquifer everyone shares. The mandate is right; it is widely built wrong.
SPACES specifies the part that makes it work: catchment, first-flush diversion, and filtration sized to your roofs and soil — so a recharge well actually puts clean water back into the ground, and your society meets the rule in a way that holds up. This is the engineering difference between a box ticked and a problem solved.
Consumption and bills, borewell status, roof and ground area, and your STP details — uploaded, asynchronously.
Your water-balance plan and the four-part pack come back, scoped to your society. No site visit, no calls.
Your own contractor and recharge partner build to the spec, to the QA gates — with our GREEN practice on the environmental engineering.