The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden has saved 1 billion gallons of water and $5.5 million through conservation, while diverting 15 million gallons of stormwater from sewers each year.
We design, supply, and install dry hydrants, commercial and industrial cistern rainwater or greywater systems for facilities across Ontario. From large underground cisterns to treatment, pumping, and controls, our solutions turn roof-water-runoff into usage solutions for a variety of needs, including fire-prevention storage (as a dry hydrant). We engineer to local codes and performance targets (flow, turnover, redundancy), help with LEED/ESG documentation, and provide turnkey commissioning and maintenance.
Property Irrigation (landscape, greenhouse, courtyard features)
Fire-prevention cisterns (drafting points or pump suction integration)
Process water reuse (equipment cooling, washdown, batch makeup)
Non-potable building supply (with backup city feed)
Fleet depots & yards (water for truck wash systems, wash pads, dust control)
Additional stormwater capture & detention to reduce discharge fees
Business Parks
Hotels & resorts
Multi-residential buildings (condominium groups)
Office towers & commercial complexes
Industrial facilities (cooling, process water)
Logistics & fleet operations (vehicle washing)
Car dealerships & commercial car washes
Hospitals & institutional campuses
Corporate campuses
Remote/off-grid communities
Laundry & textile service providers
Sport & recreation facilities
Reduce municipal water costs and stormwater fees
Improve ESG/LEED metrics with measurable onsite reuse
Increase resilience during restrictions or supply interruptions
Centralized data & alarms for operations teams
Cisterns: underground concrete or fiberglass tanks (10,000+ gal)
Filtration & treatment: screens, sediment filtration, UV/chemical disinfection as required, ultra/nano filtration, etc.
Pumping & controls: duty/standby pumps, VFDs, level sensors, BMS integration, and auto city-water bypass allowances
Design & approvals: drawings, submittals, control narratives, CSA/NSF component alignment
Installation & commissioning: turnkey install, testing, and training
Service plans: seasonal inspection, cleaning, performance verification
CSA S6 specifications CHBDC / AASHTO standards
35–50 MPa concrete @ 28 days and CL-625 loading for H-20 or HS-20
CSA B66 compliance as needed
CL-625-ONT bridge code standard for multi-axle
Most projects fall between 10,000–350,000 US gallons, driven by roof catchment, reuse demand, turnover, and fire storage (if included).
Yes. We commonly design multi-use systems with prioritized demand, city-water backup, and clear labeling.
It depends on end use. Typical trains: screening + cartridge/centrifugal filtration, then UV or chemical disinfection for building uses.
Underground tanks operate year-round. Above-ground systems use insulation, heat tracing, and enclosure; lines are protected and monitored.
We would like to support projects across Canada, and we are currently licenesed in Ontario. We coordinate local code requirements and fire department standards.
Request a commercial/industrial site review and preliminary sizing.
Email: Andrew@BlueBearWaterworks.ca