A contractor hit a water main in the Cinco Ranch Area (MUD 10). Valves are being isolated to stop the leak, so repairs can be made. Water pressure has been lowered at the water plants to help with water capacity in the ground storage tanks.
April showers bring May flowers! Make the most of natural rainfall by installing a rain sensor on your irrigation system. This simple upgrade helps prevent unnecessary watering and keeps your landscape healthy. Learn more at https://www.nfbwa.com/outdoor-water-usage.
Spring is around the corner—time for a sprinkler checkup! Ensure your system is working efficiently before the growing season begins. Schedule a FREE irrigation evaluation through NFBWA’s Wise Guys program to optimize water use. Sign up at www.nfbwa.com/wise-guys.
Love your water! With cooler temperatures, outdoor watering needs are minimal. Adjust your irrigation system or turn it off completely to avoid overwatering. Consider installing a rain barrel to collect water for future use. Learn more at https://www.nfbwa.com/inside-the-home.
Start the new year with smart water habits! Indoor water leaks can waste thousands of gallons each year. Check for dripping faucets, running toilets, and leaks in appliances. A simple fix can lead to big savings. Visit https://www.nfbwa.com/inside-the-home for more tips on reducing household water waste.
With the latest snow forecast for Tuesday, Best Trash will be closed for regular operations tomorrow.
Please see the revised schedule below for the tentative schedule for the rest of the week.
Note: If the landfills close due to inclement weather, we cannot run our routes on those day(s).
The guidelines are subject to change depending on the actual weather conditions.
If we are unable to run our routes on your scheduled service day, your pick-up will be on the next scheduled service day.
If plants die due to the weather, they will be considered storm debris and handled accordingly.
Best wishes, and be safe.
You have the opportunity to receive a credit towards your water bill when you purchase and install high efficiency appliances or water saving items for your landscape! Items range from nozzles on sprinkler heads to the clothes washer in the laundry room. Visit. https://www.nfbwa.com/resident-rebate rebate for more information.
How much should you water your lawn? The Water My Yard tool provides customized watering recommendations to keep your lawn healthy. You’ll get weekly messages to make sure you have the most up-to-date recommendations. Take the guesswork out of water maintenance and sign up at www.nfbwa.com/water-my-yard.
Fall weather is unpredictable! Unexpected rainstorms can cause your lawn to get too much water. Rain sensors protect your lawn from overwatering by shutting off your sprinkler system during and after rainstorms. For more tips on how to save water—and money— visit https://www.nfbwa.com/water-saving-tips
Did you know that some paper products and wipes are advertised as “flushable” but are not!
Sure, they will flush down, but they do not flush out. Instead, they get caught in sewer lines, pumps, filters, and screens at the sewer plant. This results in costly repairs or cleanup!
You have control to prevent these repair expenses by simply not flushing wipes, paper towels, hygiene products, and other items into the sewer system.
