How can I save more water from what I used last year?
Typically 50% or more of residential water use is outdoors. To reduce consumption, adjusting how your landscape is irrigated will provide the greatest savings. Of course, replacing your home’s older, water-wasting fixtures will help too.
How do I know if I have a leak?
If you have a water meter, the quickest way to determine if you have a leak is to check the low-flow indicator on your meter. To do this, be sure all water is turned off both indoors and out. After you’re certain all water is turned off, look at the low-flow indicator on your meter. If the small wheel is turning – even if it’s turning slowly – you have a leak. Call us to schedule an appointment to learn how to check for leaks.
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