With the heat of August turning lawns brown and air conditioners on high, saving water is top of mind. From swimming pools and water features to washing machines and irrigation systems, our award-winning professional partners chime in on their best practices for water-related projects. In this month's issue, you can turn your bathroom into a relaxing water retreat, find the top 15 ways to save water at home, peruse HomeSavvi's Water-Saving Devices Guide and more.
Why Select a Landscape Architect for a Water Feature? You've decided to have a water feature installed in your backyard - a rockery with a waterfall, a koi pond, or a swimming pool or hot tub. Learn why these are complex projects that require the help of a professional.
Find valuable information on the different types of appliances and equipment that help you save water around your home, reduce your water bill, and do your part for the environment.
Solar Water Heating: Saves Money and Pays Off Big Solar thermal systems usually costs more to purchase and install than conventional water heating systems. Learn how it can save money in the long run, and is much kinder to the planet.
According to the Department of Energy, Energy Star-rated laundry appliances save consumers an average of $550 on energy and water bills each year. Consider these inexpensive ways to reduce energy and water while washing clothes.
Top 15 Ways to Save Water at Home Here's a handy list of what you can do inside and outside your home to save water, especially when you are planning a remodel.
HomeSavvi's Theme For September 2009: Energy Efficiency
HomeSavvi Poll: What aspects of energy efficiency would you like to learn more about? Let us know!
a) Solar panels b) Recycled products c) Energy Star appliances d) Energy efficient windows e) Sealing and insulation
