Bay Area Property Owners: Maximize Savings with Smart Irrigation

Bay Area Property Owners: Maximize Savings with Smart Irrigation

As a property owner in the Bay Area, you’re no stranger to the challenge of maintaining a beautiful landscape while simultaneously coping with water restrictions and unpredictable weather patterns. This Smart Irrigation Month, it’s time to transform the way you manage your landscape. In this comprehensive article, “Bay Area Property Owners: Maximize Savings with Smart…

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Bay Area Guide to Smart Irrigation and Water Conservation

Male hands installing pipe to ensure Smart Irrigation and Water Conservation

In the heart of summer, Bay Area property owners are increasingly turning their attention to one of the world’s most precious resources – water. The challenge of maintaining lush landscapes while practicing responsible water use has never been more paramount. This July, as we observe Smart Irrigation Month, it’s time to spotlight how new technologies…

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Sustainable Landscaping & Water Conservation in the Bay Area

Sustainable Landscaping & Water Conservation in the Bay Area in front of a Santa Clara Citibank building

With an increasing emphasis on environmental conservation and sustainability, property owners across the globe are exploring ways to incorporate eco-friendly practices into their daily lives. In the beautiful Bay Area, renowned for its scenic landscapes and commitment to green living, this trend is more than just a fad – it’s a way of life. The…

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Save Money! Water Wisely

July is Irrigation Month! “Smart” irrigation technology is essential to maintaining our beautiful Santa Clara County landscapes. Whether your business property is big or small, multiple campuses, HOA, turf and landscape or golf applications, there are many ways you can get “smart” about irrigation. If you are a homeowner looking for ways to conserve water,…

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Why Smart Irrigation Controllers are the Best Thing Since Sliced Bread

California’s drought is now more than a regional story: coverage of the emergency conditions – and our response to them – spans from international news outlets to this week’s TIME magazine. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), almost 9 billion gallons of water is used every day in the United States for residential outdoor water use, primarily for landscape irrigation. The agency estimates that 50 percent of that water is wasted due to overwatering.

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