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Water Wise In The Pines
Water Wise in the Pines is a Demand Management Program launched by Arizona Water Company for the Munds Park community.
Finding and fixing leaks is one of the easiest ways to conserve water. Check out the Smart Home Water Guide for step-by-step instructions on how you can check for leaks at your home and save money: bit.ly/3CNxV6m
Use the Smart Home Water Guide to learn how to read your meter: bit.ly/3xTj9b5![]()
Quick tips:
• Most water meters are near the curb or sidewalk, and the water meter box will have a metal or plastic lid marked: “Water” or “Water Meter”.
• Use a long screwdriver or plier to open the lid, but be wary of bees, scorpions, cockroaches, or other critters that may be hiding inside.
• Turn the water off for your home and read your water meter to see if there is flow. If the meter is running, that indicates an ongoing leak.
A leaky faucet or showerhead that drips at the rate of one drip per second can waste more than 250 gallons per month. This equates to over 3,000 gallons of water per year.
Have you received an unexpectedly high water bill? This is often the first sign of a leak. Go to the Smart Home Water Guide to have a step by step guide for finding those pesky leaks inside and outside of the house: bit.ly/41ajZ4O
If you would like help setting up your own active rainwater harvesting systems, reach out to one of the experts below for design and installation services.![]()
High Desert Rain Catchment
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Skywater Rainwater Collection Systems
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