Sustainability and economic efficiency are demanded longer and longer in building technology. Therefore, efficient real estate management will soon hardly be possible without environmentally friendly products.

Water is becoming increasingly important in this context. In Switzerland, waterworks usually supply water of impeccable quality. Therefore, a chemical change of this water is often not desired at all. In addition, a chemical solution is associated with high maintenance costs and is ecologically incompatible.

The biggest problem with water pipes in buildings is certainly the risk of calcification and/or corrosion. If these are not sustainably protected, it is only a matter of time before they become clogged. Often the building is then uninhabitable during the time-consuming, expensive and dirt-producing repair and renovation work. Many solutions have been offered to minimize this problem and professionals have tried and tested many options.

Learn more about the unique system of AQUA4D®, which has already been installed in several thousand buildings in Switzerland.

Content of the webinar:

• Example of a calcified pipe system
• Example of a building with corrosion problems
• The system of monitoring tubes
• Technical characteristics of the AQUA4D® system
• Questions, answers and discussion among experts
• Discussion leader is Markus Schwery, sales manager German-speaking Switzerland
• Guest speaker is the spiritual father and company co-founder Walter Thut

The topic: Older buildings – how can I solve lime and corrosion problems ecologically and economically?

You are cordially invited to participate in the first webinar of AQUA4D Water Solutions in German-speaking Switzerland! You can ask questions at any time, participants can also discuss among themselves.

• • Click here for the program overview of the AQUA4D® Webinar Series
  • Here you can see a video about a building services company, which already has years of experience with AQUA4D®.
  • Here you can see an article about experiences with the reduction of lime and corrosion in older buildings.