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Water Less Y'all Irrigation Tip
My Home’s Foundation is Shifting!
North Texas clay soils swell when it’s wet and shrink when it’s dry, causing the ground to shift throughout the year. This may damage your home’s foundation! To help keep your soil moist, use a dedicated drip line or soaker hose that can be attached to an outdoor faucet. Drip irrigation, soaker hoses and hand watering can be operated more frequently than automatic sprinklers – check your city or utility’s guidelines for more info.
Install a Foundation Drip Line!
A good rule of thumb is to water when the soil begins pulling away from the foundation. Water until the soil is completely saturated and as frequently as needed. To learn more, check out our Water Talk on drip irrigation and find more water-saving tips at WaterLessYall.com!
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While You're at it - Get your Trees on Drip, too!
Drip irrigation is also a great way to keep your trees hydrated with the most efficient water use. The water seeps directly into the soil at a steady pace – This allows the water to make its way directly to the roots, and prevents pooling from watering too much too quickly.
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Psst... Are You Following Your Watering Schedule?
During these hot months, our water treatment systems experience higher demand due to increased outdoor watering – sometimes approaching max treatment capacity on extreme days. It’s never too late to do your part to help us conserve drinking water in North Texas!
Watering schedules help to evenly distribute outdoor water use across our communities, so make sure to water GNOME more than your scheduled day(s), which can be found at the bottom of WaterLessYall.com!
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900 North Kealy Street
P.O. Box 305
Lewisville, Texas 75067
(972) 219-1228
www.utrwd.com
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