The running-cost line buyers actually read.
Central plant for towers and clubhouses, or per-flat units where metering matters. Either way, the maintenance charge stops being the thing residents complain about.
Where residential hot water goes wrong.
Everyone showers at once
A tower’s draw-off is brutally peaked. Central schemes fail on storage, not on plant capacity.
Nobody agrees on who pays
Central hot water without per-flat metering turns into a monthly argument at the RWA meeting.
Geysers were cheap to install
And they are the single largest line in a resident’s electricity bill. The comparison only looks fair over a year.
Central where it makes sense, per-flat where it does not.
Below roughly 40 flats per riser, per-flat units usually beat central plant on total cost and hassle.
Central plant per tower
One plant room per tower with stratified buffer storage and a balanced recirculation loop.
Per-flat All-in-One
A single integrated unit per flat, individually metered — no shared cost, no allocation dispute.
Clubhouse pool
Titanium exchanger pool heating for the amenity block, running year-round.
- Per-flat BTU metering where hot water is centrally generated
- Balanced recirculation so the top floor gets hot water in under 30 seconds
- Storage sized on the 6:30–8:30am peak, not on litres per flat
- Resident handover pack and a session with the facility team
- Optional cooling recovery for the clubhouse or gym
- AMC priced per tower, transferable to the RWA at handover
A 60-villa community cut hot-water bills 71%.
Per-villa All-in-One units, individually metered, replacing 200 L electric geysers. Residents saw the change on the next bill, which ended the debate faster than any presentation.
From first call to handover.
Housing schemes live or die on the resident conversation, so we join it early.
Feasibility
Flat count, riser layout, existing geyser load and tariff slab.
Central vs per-flat
A costed comparison for the builder or the RWA, including metering.
Install
Phased by tower or by block, with a show flat first.
Handover
Resident guide, facility training and the AMC in the RWA’s name.
Comparing central plant against per-flat units?
Send us the riser drawing and flat count. We will cost both, honestly, including the metering.