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Smart Irrigation and Sustainable Landscaping: Reducing Costs and Conserving Water

As environmental awareness and climate concerns grow, maintaining a sustainable company image has never been more critical. Landscaping plays a key role in shaping that image. Sustainable commercial landscaping and maintenance practices not only support environmental health but also enhance a company’s reputation and brand identity. However, true sustainability in landscaping is impossible without efficient […]

Boosting Water Efficiency in Hotels: The Impact of Smart Water Management

Water scarcity is a critical global issue impacting all sectors of the economy. In the United States, the hospitality industry is a major contributor to water usage, with hotels alone accounting for 15% of the total water consumed by commercial and institutional facilities. To tackle the significant environmental impact of water consumption in their industry, […]

Rethinking Shopping Mall Landscaping for Enhanced Water Efficiency

Shoppers don’t go to the mall just to shop. They are also drawn to the mall to lose themselves in the feeling of getting away from it all for a morning or afternoon while browsing shops and making their purchases. Expanses of lush, green turf, walking paths lined with vibrant flowers, and blooming shrubs—these elements […]

West Coast & Southwest Cities Brace for Multi-Year Water Rate Hikes

Soaring water rate hikes in four West Coast and Southwest cities have been set in motion– beginning in 2025– and will continue to rise over the next several years. Water districts in San Diego are about to be slammed with an unexpected 40% rate hike over the next few years by the San Diego County Water […]

Flow Monitoring and Water Data Uncovers Destructive Leaks

Leaks not only needlessly waste water, they lead to several water-related issues on properties and rack
up high water bills. Fortunately, smart water management technology can help property owners and
managers monitor their water use and water data can give them enough warning to fix leaks before
they become destructive.