Welcome to TruAqua
Save 20% On Your Water Bills with the Smart Valve
Stop Paying For Air With Your Water
Welcome to TruAqua Technologies
Mission
Our mission is to increase your profitabilty by providing a turnkey technology solution that reduces your water bills in the face of steadily increasing water costs.
The Product
TruAqua Technologies is an authorized dealer for the patented Smart Valve provided by Flow Dynamics. It has been installed in thousands of water systems in the U.S over the last 10 years.
The Process
We Manage All Aspects of the Project
✅ Water Bill Review
We analyze your water bills to project cost savings — most customers save 15–25% on their water bills.
📍 On-Site Survey
We conduct a detailed site survey to determine the best installation location.
⚙️ Model Selection
We select the correct Smart Valve size and configuration based on your plumbing system.
🔩 Custom Fabrication
We source the appropriate coupling equipment and fabricate the required parts to fit your Smart Valve perfectly.
👷♂️ Professional Installation
Our licensed plumbing team installs the Smart Valve at a convenient time — typically within 1–2 hours, with minimal business disruption.
🔁 Post-Installation Follow-Ups
We ensure the system is running smoothly through regular check-ins.
📊 Performance Review
We review your water bills after installation to confirm and document your actual savings.
Gallery
Understanding Boyle’s Law
Boyle’s Law Explained with a Syringe Trick
Imagine you have a syringe (without the needle!) filled with a little air and the tip sealed with your finger.
Now try this:
Pull the plunger back.
You’re giving the air inside more space. The air spreads out, and you can feel it pulling gently on your finger — that’s lower pressure.
Push the plunger in.
You’re squeezing the same air into a smaller space. The air can’t escape, so it pushes back harder against your finger — that’s higher pressure.
When you pull the plunger back you are creating a pressure drop which causes the air bubbles entrained in the water to expand. That’s what happens in your water system when pressure drops due to demand and air bubbles in your water pipes expand.
👉 This shows Boyle’s Law — when the volume goes down, the pressure goes up, and when the volume goes up, the pressure goes down (as long as the temperature stays the same).