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1. Installing a Recirculating Pump and Recirculating Systems will provide instant hot water at any fixture in your home, saving many a wasted gallons of water from going down the drain unnecessarily.
2. Take care of leaky faucets and pipes as soon as you notice them. Leaky faucets waste up to 100 gallons each week.
3. New toilets are required to use no more than 1.6 gallons per flush, some models can be as low as 1.28 gallons per flush. Older toilets use up to 6 gallons of water per flush AND toilets account for nearly 26% of a household's total annual water usage. Replacing your old toilet with a new low-water consumption toilet will not only save our planet, but also your budget.
4. Older shower heads and faucets also consume more water than older models. Installing new low-flow fixtures will not only conserve water, but updating your bathroom and kitchen will usually increase the value of your home.
5. Have you noticed a leaking faucet or running toilet lately? Have you repaired one plumbing fixture only to have another start to misbehave? High water pressure may be to blame. If you water pressure is above 75psi, your existing pressure reducing valve (PRV) may be failing and need to be replaced. This valve regulates the water pressure in your home
6. When watering your lawn a really good soaking in the evening, after the sun goes down is much more effective than water daily for shorter periods of time.