Ways to save on landscape water in Phoenix, AZ

- Next time you replace a plant choose one that uses low water.

- Always water during the cool morning hours.

- Check your sprinkler system frequently and make sure your lawn sprinkler heads are properly adjusted so they don't spray on the sidewalk or driveway.

- Choose water efficient drip irrigation for your trees, shrubs and flowers.

- Don't water on windy days or if it will be raining soon.

- Use a layer of organic mulch around plants to reduce evaporation, promote plant growth, and reduce weeds.

Other ways to save

70 gallons - Only run your washing machine or dishwasher when you have a full load.

100 gallons - Use a hose nozzle instead of letting your water run when you wash your car.

80 gallons per use - Use a broom to clean your driveway instead of your hose.

- Adjust your watering scheduel for the appropriate season.

4 gallons a minute - Turn off the water while you brush your teeth.

100 gallons - Throw tissues away don't flush them.

140 gallons - Fix leaky faucents & sinks.

Install covers on your pool to reduce evaporation.

Check your pool for leaks if you have an automatic refilling device.

Maintain your evaporative cooler.

Don't run the water when washing dishes. Wash, then risnse.

Keep cold water in the fridge instead of running the water untill it gets cool.

Install low volume toilets. Some parts of the valley offer a rebate to homeowners.

We can repair your lawn sprinkler valve no matter where you are. We service just about anywhere in the Phoenix area & the Valley.

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We offer 24hr emergency service. If your valves will not shut off and your water is running, call us and we will be right out