Tag Archives: SaveWater

Spring Startup: The Pre-Season Irrigation Checklist That Saves Water and Money

Spring is coming, and so is irrigation season. But before you flip that controller back on and let the water flow, there’s work to do. An irrigation system that sat dormant all winter doesn’t just wake up ready to perform. Freezing temperatures, shifting soil, and months of inactivity take their toll. Skipping the pre-season checklist […]

Gardening Without a Fuel Gauge: Why We Overwater and How to Stop

Imagine getting in your car for a cross-country road trip, but there’s one problem. Your dashboard doesn’t have a fuel gauge. You have no idea how much gas is in the tank.  What would you do?  Most of us would probably stop for gas far more often than we need to. We’d top off the tank constantly, just to be safe. Running out […]

Why Your Water Bill Is Rising and How to Lower It Fast

If it feels like your water bill is creeping up month after month, you’re not imagining things. Homeowners across the country are opening their statements, doing a double take, and asking the same question: “How am I using this much water?” The truth is you might not be. In many cases, rising bills have less […]

How to Spot and Fix Water Waste in Your Home or Landscape

Water is one of our most precious and limited resources. Yet in homes and landscapes across the country, it’s being wasted every day. Leaks, overwatering, outdated fixtures, and poor irrigation practices lead to thousands of gallons of wasted water each year. Whether you live in a drought-prone area or not, finding and fixing water waste […]

The High Stakes of Water Management: What the Industry Must Do Now

What’s the Issue? Water is one of our most precious resources, yet it is increasingly under pressure from urbanization, climate change, and rising demand. Every second, two more people move to urban areas, and 50% of the world’s population now lives in megacities with 10 million or more residents. This rapid growth strains existing water […]

The Colorado River Crisis: Why It Matters and How We Can Fix It

The Colorado River is in crisis. For over two decades, water levels in the river’s reservoirs have been steadily declining, and we are now facing critical shortages that threaten water supplies for millions of Americans. Experts warn that without immediate, large-scale action, we could soon reach a point of no return. Why This Is a […]

The Neighborly Guide to Preventing Water Waste

Water conservation is not just an individual responsibility—it’s a collective effort. While one person’s inaction won’t single-handedly derail progress, widespread disregard for water efficiency will prevent meaningful change. We are facing a future where the global population is growing, but our water supply is not. That means we need more innovative solutions, better awareness, and […]

Keep Your Trees Healthy During Drought: Essential Watering Strategies and Tips

Trees are among the most valuable assets in your landscape. They require special attention to remain healthy and resilient during and after droughts. With changing climate patterns and frequent drought conditions, proper watering techniques have become more critical. This updated guide shares five expert tips for watering trees during a drought so your trees continue […]

Mastering Waterwise Gardening: Top Techniques for Sustainable Landscapes

Water conservation is no longer just a buzzword; it’s a critical practice for ensuring the health of our planet and the longevity of our landscapes. As water resources become increasingly scarce, homeowners and gardeners face the challenge of maintaining lush, vibrant gardens without wasting this precious resource. Fortunately, there’s good news: you can transform your […]

7 Causes of Water Scarcity in the United States

People are often surprised when they learn we have water scarcity issues in the United States. For example, Flint, Michigan, experienced water issues for over six years. In 2014, a change in water supply from Lake Huron and the Detroit River to the Flint River caused severe problems for residents of Flint, Michigan. High levels […]

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