Bay Area Water Reuse Company
A Bay Area Water Recycling Company Rooted in Innovation
Dig Cooperative is a Bay Area–based water reuse company and water recycling company working across Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Sonoma, Solano, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties. We also serve as a design consultant throughout California, supporting both residential and commercial projects.
Founded during the 2005 drought, our team built the first permitted residential constructed wetland for greywater treatment in California at the Berkeley EcoHouse. Since then, we’ve continued to serve the region with innovative water reuse services, helping clients reduce water consumption and improve long-term sustainability through practical, site-specific solutions.
Our Approach to Sustainable Water Reuse and System Design
We take a comprehensive approach to water systems, viewing each site as part of a larger water infrastructure network. Our team designs and builds water recycling systems that integrate greywater reuse, rainwater harvesting, and stormwater management to create reliable, cost-effective solutions.
From permit support and regulatory compliance to installation, operation, and ongoing maintenance, we help clients implement systems that are efficient, resilient, and built for long-term performance. As a proud worker-cooperative, we prioritize shared expertise, community impact, and thoughtful engineering, helping homes, businesses, and municipalities conserve water year round.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a water recycling company do?
A water recycling company designs and builds water recycling systems that capture, treat, and reuse wastewater for non-potable applications like irrigation. These water solutions help reduce overall water consumption, improve efficiency, and support long-term sustainability efforts by making better use of existing water resources.
Where does Dig Cooperative provide services?
Dig Cooperative provides water recycling services across the Bay Area, including Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Sonoma, Solano, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties. We work with both residential and commercial clients to implement water recycling solutions that lower water consumption and optimize resource use.
Does Dig Cooperative work on both residential and commercial projects?
Yes, we design and build water recycling solutions for both commercial and residential properties. Our team works with homeowners, developers, and businesses to create systems that enhance efficiency and reduce waste across a wide range of project types and scales.
Do water recycling systems require permits?
Most water recycling systems require a permit depending on the system type and application. We help clients navigate regulatory compliance and local requirements, ensuring systems are designed and installed properly while meeting all necessary guidelines for safe and effective operation.
Why should you choose a worker co-op like Dig Cooperative?
Choosing a worker-owned water reuse company means working with a team that is directly invested in the quality, performance, and long-term success of your project. As a cooperative, we prioritize collaboration, shared expertise, and accountability, which leads to more thoughtful water solutions, better communication, and more reliable outcomes for both residential and commercial clients.