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Most cities were not designed to handle the current climate and environmental challenges. So how can we help our cities become more climate resilient while better securing water resources?
How can we help our cities become more climate resilient while better securing water resources?
Wavin U.S. and Canada

Building Better Since 1955

Wavin (pronounced “wah-vin”) is a leading supplier and manufacturer of smart water management solutions, water reuse systems, plastic pipes and fittings for plumbing, waste and sewer systems, roof drainage, stormwater management, and underfloor heating. 

Wavin advances life around the world by building healthy, resilient environments for people everywhere. 

60+ year history of innovation in plastic pipe systems and solutions

In U.S. and Canada, our innovations include digital and connected stormwater and wastewater management systems, safe drinking water solutions, blue-green roofs, and building modeling software to make engineering specifications easier.

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Pipes & Fittings

Lighter, stronger, better pipes. We solve a wide spectrum of building & infrastructure challenges – from the sustainable management of drinking water, rainwater, and indoor heating & cooling to waste water management and sewer infrastructure.   
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Stormwater Management Solutions

We continuously develop innovative solutions for safe and sustainable water usage that support vulnerable communities and help our customers meet the challenges of climate change.
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Wastewater Solutions

Hot and Cold Water Systems

Smart Stormwater Management

Now Operating in the U.S. and Canada

Wavin has 12,000+ employees across 66 production sites worldwide, serving over 80 countries through a global sales and distribution network.
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Brooklyn, NY

A Smartwater Reuse System Helps Trees Grow in Brooklyn While Saving Water 

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Modern cities, including Brooklyn, face the dual challenges of severe rainstorms and drought caused by climate change. As of May 2023, a significant portion of the continental United States is experiencing moderate to extreme drought, while frequent and severe flood events are impacting cities along the Northeast, Gulf Coast, and West Coast.
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