Edgewater NW is a leader in innovative water and energy technologies and consulting.
We provide service throughout Oregon from our home base on the coast near Newport.
We are pleased to announce that we recently opened an office in Portland, Oregon to better serve the needs of clients in northwest Oregon.
We take pride in walking our talk of energy, water and carbon efficiency. Our home office is 100% powered by renewable energy that we produce on-site with wind, solar and hydro systems. Our office is the model of low impact construction with mostly found and reused materials. We are passive solar heated when there is sun and otherwise heat with a wood burning rocket stove masonry heater with heated bench. We operate as close to paperless as possible reusing each sheet that comes through the door.
An organic food garden is located just outside of our office.
Our vehicles are 100% postconsumer vegetable oil powered.
We enjoy sharing information with folks on how to begin moving toward self-sufficiency in water, energy and food issues.
Water efficiency devices
* Caroma Dual Flush toilets (floor and wall mount gravity toilets)
Water quality devices
IonWays Alkaline Water Ionizer
Energy efficiency devices
* Sunfrost refrigerators (the most efficient refrigerator available AC or DC powered)
* Renewable energy components and systems for solar, microhydro and wind energy
Onsite sewage treatment systems
* Orenco Advantex onsite sewage treatment systems (residential and commercial)
Our primary business is to provide consultation for design, construction and service of onsite sewage treatment, renewable energy systems and rainwater harvesting systems
We are also available to consult and supply materials for:
Green - Sustainable - Natural Building Products
We are dealers for Plantdrive vegetable oil fuel products
Aged Lime Putty for mortars, plasters and renders.
We are pleased to announce that we were the suppliers and appliers of aged lime putty for the restoration of the Yaquina Lighthouse at the BLM Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area in Newport, Oregon.