Water management is a broad term that encompasses the various ways in which humans affect the natural water cycle. It includes all of the ways that we use water and the condition in which we put used water back into the water cycle. As a commercial property owner, your landscape is one of the major areas in which you use water.

Maintaining a large, green landscape in Denver, Colorado, requires irrigation, particularly in the summer. CoCal uses a variety of techniques to help you use the right amount of water to increase your summer curb appeal by keeping your lawn and flowers hydrated. At the same time, our methods help you avoid wasting water, which is good news for both the environment and your wallet.

CoCal Landscape was born out of an appreciation for the great outdoors, and we take pride in running a sustainable business. We take steps to save water and other natural resources in as many aspects of our company as possible, which allows us to continue following the ethical principles we founded the company on.

Our water management resources are no exception. While watering lawns is a necessary part of keeping them healthy in hot weather, running an inefficient sprinkler system all day can use far more water than your lawn needs. Instead, we promote water conservation by using special water-efficient equipment and programming to use only what you need. Our CoCal Advantage consists of four steps that we take to ensure that every water management project we take on is done with the goal of conserving water in mind.

Before we begin any water management project, we work closely with each client to analyze the client's current water usage and efficiency level. Through this audit, we can identify areas in which clients can use less water, which can also provide the environmentally-minded client with ways to save a significant amount of money on artificial watering costs each year.

Next, our EvapoTranspiration (ET) controllers closely monitor current and upcoming weather conditions. Because your landscape only needs extra watering when the weather does not provide sufficient water, our skilled ET team can use projected rain, humidity, and other natural moisture to determine exactly how much artificial watering your landscape needs in order to thrive at any given time.

A malfunctioning irrigation system can result in a significant amount of wasted water. In order to minimize unnecessary water loss, our WaterRight department is committed to troubleshooting and repairing our clients' irrigation problems as quickly as possible. The drought of 2002 caused much of Colorado to think more critically about the efficiency of water use, and we started our WaterRight program as a response to the urgent need to conserve water that summer. Since 2002, we continue to utilize the team to ensure that we use our water in the right ways and promote responsible water usage.

Finally, our technicians and auditors are always researching new ways to incorporate water conservation and other forms of sustainability into CoCal's everyday operations. Sustainability is a field that is growing quickly as more and more people become concerned about protecting the environment, which results in new ways to minimize unnecessary water use. At CoCal, we are proud to build on our environmentally-friendly mission by incorporating new sustainable technology into our procedures whenever possible.

If you would like to save money by running a more sustainable property, contact CoCal today to learn more about how our CoCal Advantage can benefit you and the Denver, Colorado, environment.