developers · architects · engineers

Save floor area and make your project more efficient.

Reatto treats organic waste inside the building: fewer waste bins, a smaller service area, and more comfort for residents.

Smaller service area

More floor area for the project

Decree 28,049/2025 (Complementary Law No. 482/2014)

Sustainability incentive law

Law 10,501/2019

Goal of 90% by 2030

Less volume

of stored waste

the sizing

The calculation no one did in your project

The waste volume calculation, required to approve the project, defines how many waste bins and how much service area the project needs.

Food-related organic waste is not non-recyclable waste. It is a potential resource that Reatto treats at the source.

Without Reatto

Higher pest control costs
Concern over collection stoppages
Larger service area required

With Reatto

Less service area set aside for waste bins
No more bad odor or attraction of insects and pests
Waste treated where it is generated, with value returned

the six benefits

What the building gains

Smaller service area

Fewer waste bins in the sizing, more area available for the project.

Added value per m²

An Abrainc + Brain study estimates up to 10% more in the value of the square meter.

Legal compliance

Law 10,501/2019: goal of diverting 90% of organic waste by 2030.

Green IPTU pathway

On-site treatment earns points in Green IPTU and sustainable construction programs.

Eases certifications

Helps earn points in LEED and AQUA-HQE, the most widely adopted in Brazil.

Developers say

58% see ESG value in the m² and 53% believe buyers pay more (Abrainc + CTE).

Simple and compact

Simple installation, energy efficiency in operation

specifications

Unit specifications

The waste volume calculation for each building is the basis for sizing the number of units needed to meet demand. Reatto performs this calculation, designs and defines all the required infrastructure, at no cost.

from plate to plate

And in the end, there's the part that doesn't fit in a spreadsheet

All organic waste that leaves the building becomes methane in the landfill. Treated on site, it becomes fertilizer and returns to the soil.