As property managers, you understand the importance of maintaining a healthy bottom line. But did you know that hard water, a seemingly innocuous issue, can quietly erode your building’s efficiency and resident satisfaction?

Packed with dissolved minerals like calcium and magnesium, hard water wreaks havoc across residential, commercial, and industrial properties: Leaving property managers facing a long list of issues.

Residential Pain Points:

• Limescale Buildup: Stubborn white deposits plague taps, showerheads, appliances, and tiles. Residents spend more time scrubbing, leading to frustration and potentially damaged surfaces.
• Reduced Appliance Performance: Limescale acts like an insulator, forcing boilers, heat transfer devices, washing machines and plumbing systems to work harder. This translates to higher energy bills and a shortened lifespan for your equipment.
• Ineffective Cleaning: Hard water interferes with detergents, leaving soap scum on dishes, clothes, and surfaces. Residents experience cloudy dishes, stiff laundry, and a general feeling of uncleanliness.
• Dry Skin and Hair: Hard water can strip away natural oils, leaving residents’ skin and hair feeling dry and irritated. This can be particularly problematic for those with sensitive skin conditions.

Commercial and Industrial Concerns:

Beyond the residential realm, hard water creates similar issues along with additional concerns:

• Clogged Pipes and Fixtures: Mineral deposits restrict water flow, disrupting operations and requiring frequent descaling procedures.
• Corrosion of Equipment: Hard water accelerates corrosion in boilers, cooling towers, and other critical equipment, leading to costly repairs and replacements.
• Reduced Production Efficiency: Inefficiently operating equipment due to scaling translates to lower production output, impacting profit margins.
• Environmental Impact: Traditional water softeners use high amounts of costly salts and can produce a vast amount of poor quality wastewater, increasing environmental concerns.

Introducing LICA: A Sustainable Solution for Hard Water Challenges

Here’s where LiCA products – available exclusively in the UK from Sirona Solutions – steps in as a game-changer for property managers. LiCA utilises activated water technology, a revolutionary approach that modifies water properties without removing minerals. This translates to a multitude of benefits for your property and its occupants:

• Reduced Maintenance Needs: LiCA protects against limescale build-up, significantly reducing cleaning time and the need for costly and time consuming descaling procedures. Residents can enjoy sparkling surfaces with minimal effort, and equipment operates smoothly, minimizing maintenance needs.
• Improved Energy Efficiency: With reduced limescale buildup, appliances operate at optimal efficiency, leading to lower energy bills for both you and your residents/occupants.
• Enhanced Cleaning Power: LICA-treated water allows soaps and detergents to work more effectively, resulting in cleaner dishes, softer clothes, and a more comfortable showering experience for residents.
• Gentler on Skin and Hair: The reduced mineral content in LiCA-treated water makes it gentler on skin and hair, promoting a more comfortable and healthy environment for occupants.
• Sustainable Choice: Unlike traditional water softeners, LiCA is an environmentally friendly solution. It requires no harsh chemicals and doesn’t produce excess wastewater, making it a responsible choice for the building and the planet.

Investing in LiCA: A Win-Win for Everyone

By installing LiCA, you’ll be investing in a solution that benefits everyone involved:

• Property Managers: Reduced maintenance costs, improved energy efficiency, and a more sustainable building.
• Residents/Occupants: Sparkling clean surfaces, efficient appliances, lower energy bills, and a more comfortable living environment.

Contact Sirona Solutions today to learn more about LICA and discover how this innovative technology can transform your property. Embrace a sustainable and efficient future, one drop of water at a time.