MIAMI, FL / ACCESS Newswire / September 9, 2025 / As Florida navigates the 2025 hurricane season, Hydraloop introduces its smart graywater recycling systems to empower developers, builders, and homeowners to save water, reduce costs, and enhance resilience. Designed for homes, multifamily projects, and boutique hotels, Hydraloop delivers up to 45% water savings, filter-free technology, and app-based monitoring.

Unlike conventional systems that rely on costly filters, Hydraloop offers low-maintenance, chemical-free recycling for long-term reliability. Developers and builders can gain a 35% density bonus, boosting ROI by increasing units per project. Incentives, like the $4,200 federal tax rebate per device purchased (through December 2026), reduce upfront costs. Homeowners can save up to 30% on water bills and maintain essential water use, such as flushing toilets, during storm-related outages.

"Hydraloop's scalability and simplicity transform Florida's building and living standards," said Sofia Corsetti, Hydraloop's Strategic Growth and Partnerships Manager. Case studies like Flats on Fourth showcase how Hydraloop delivers profitability and resilience. The technology aligns with Florida's resilience programs, including My Safe Florida Home grants, while leveraging state and federal incentives to maximize savings.

About Hydraloop
Hydraloop is a global leader in water recycling, helping homes, businesses, and communities reduce water waste and environmental impact. Recognized with top honors, including CES 2020 Best of the Best and the UN WIPO Global Award, Hydraloop has active systems worldwide supported by a growing network of qualified partners. Its solutions are innovative, low-maintenance, and designed to fit seamlessly into everyday life. Committed to a future where water recycling is the standard, Hydraloop delivers tailored solutions for Florida's unique needs, making sustainability accessible to everyone.

Visit hydraloop.com/florida-builders or contact sofia.corsetti@hydraloop.com to learn more and secure rebates before they expire.

SOURCE: Hydraloop