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Artificial Grass is Environmentally Conscious

CONSERVING WATER BY CONVERTING TO ARTIFICIAL LAWN

The average lawn uses 41,690 gallons of water a year

How much water does your conventional lawn use?

To calculate how many square feet your yard has, multiply the width of yard in feet by the length of yard in feet. Since it takes about 0.623 gallons to deliver 1" of water to a square foot of lawn, multiply your lawn's square footage by 0.623 to calculate how many gallons you use in one watering. To calculate how many gallons your lawn uses in a year, multiply the daily use by the number of days a week you water, then multiply by 52 (number of weeks in a year).

Wow- that's a lot of water. What a huge contribution that savings would be to California's Water Crisis. Invest in our world's future- contact us for a free quote today.

Did you know certain water districts offer rebates on artificial lawn? Get help with your conservation efforts.

Artificial turf has other positive environmental impacts.

What else can you do to save water?

Indoors

  • Turn water off when brushing your teeth, washing your hair or shaving
  • Shorten your time in the shower
  • Install water saving devices such as water-efficient shower heads, toilets and instant water heaters
  • Replace old appliances with more water-efficient models (clothes washers, dishwashers, toilets and shower heads)
  • Only use washing machine or dishwasher with a full load
  • Look for and fix leaks
  • When cleaning out fish tanks, give the nutrient-rich water to your plants
  • Thaw food in the refrigerator instead of using running water
  • Insulate hot water pipes
  • Reuse towels and don't change the sheets at hotel stays

Outdoors

  • Choose flowers, plants and shrubs that are native to the area and do not require much water
  • Mulch your garden and other uncovered yard areas
  • Use a broom instead of water to clean driveways and sidewalks
  • Install covers on your pool and/or hot tub
  • Report broken pipes, open hydrants or errant sprinklers

♦ Share your knowledge of water saving techniques with family and friends. Promote the improtance of conserving this precious resource! ♦

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