The greater San Antonio area is now under Stage 1 water restrictions. Often times we forget how much water we actually use and everything that we use it for. Cooking, cleaning, washing our clothes, keeping our pools filled during this extreme heat of a South Texas summer. Water plays a big part in our every day life and we should all work together to ensure that this precious resource is plentiful for us and our children as they grow and have their own families.
So what does it mean to be under Stage 1 water restrictions? Well for the most part, you can still go about your every day life and use water the way you normally would in your home. The only exception would be watering using a sprinkler or irrigation system. You are only allowed to water one day during the week with your system. However, you can hand water using a watering can or hose at any time of the day during any day of the week. Stage 1 restrictions aren't all that bad. In fact there have been some suggestions, that as our area should be under a continuous Stage 2 water restrictions. When you think about it, it's not that bad of an idea especially given how the greater San Antonio area has grown over the last 5 years.
Now with all the talk of water restrictions, Alamo Water Softeners does have products that can help you understand how much water you actually use in your home. Our most popular unit, the CareSoft Elite RC can come equipped with our exclusive Water Efficient Technology, or W.E.T. This feature helps you to maximize efficiency without sacrificing performance and can also help you save money. You can read more on our Water Efficient Technology here. Our standard CareSoft Elite system can also come equipped with our Water Efficient Technology. If you are interested in purified and softening all in one system, then the Total Care One Filter may be perfect for you and your family.
So even though we are under Stage 1 water restrictions for now, we can always help you understand and even offer products that can help provide the best quality water for your home and family and also help to understand how much water you and your family are using. For a full explanation on what Stage 1 water restrictions really mean, please see the infographic from SAWS below. If you have any questions about your homes water, we are always here to help so don't hesitate to contact Alamo Water Softeners in San Antonio today at (210) 274-6122. We look forward to serving you and your family.
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The greater San Antonio area is now under Stage 1 water restrictions. Often times we forget how much water we actually use and everything that we use it for. Cooking, cleaning, washing our clothes, keeping our pools filled during this extreme heat of a South Texas summer. Water plays a big part in our every day life and we should all work together to ensure that this precious resource is plentiful for us and our children as they grow and have their own families.
So what does it mean to be under Stage 1 water restrictions? Well for the most part, you can still go about your every day life and use water the way you normally would in your home. The only exception would be watering using a sprinkler or irrigation system. You are only allowed to water one day during the week with your system. However, you can hand water using a watering can or hose at any time of the day during any day of the week. Stage 1 restrictions aren't all that bad. In fact there have been some suggestions, that as our area should be under a continuous Stage 2 water restrictions. When you think about it, it's not that bad of an idea especially given how the greater San Antonio area has grown over the last 5 years.
Now with all the talk of water restrictions, Alamo Water Softeners does have products that can help you understand how much water you actually use in your home. Our most popular unit, the CareSoft Elite RC can come equipped with our exclusive Water Efficient Technology, or W.E.T. This feature helps you to maximize efficiency without sacrificing performance and can also help you save money. You can read more on our Water Efficient Technology here. Our standard CareSoft Elite system can also come equipped with our Water Efficient Technology. If you are interested in purified and softening all in one system, then the Total Care One Filter may be perfect for you and your family.
So even though we are under Stage 1 water restrictions for now, we can always help you understand and even offer products that can help provide the best quality water for your home and family and also help to understand how much water you and your family are using. For a full explanation on what Stage 1 water restrictions really mean, please see the infographic from SAWS below. If you have any questions about your homes water, we are always here to help so don't hesitate to contact Alamo Water Softeners in San Antonio today at (210) 274-6122. We look forward to serving you and your family.
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Your Home Is Now Serviced With Some Water From The New Vista Ridge Pipeline - Alamo Water Softeners · September 27, 2020 at 4:04 pm
[…] Now that Vista Ridge Water is coming into Bexar County, our metro area is less dependent on water strictly from the Edwards Aquifer. In fact, right as the pipeline was being "turned on" it did help to ease stress on the areas use of the Edwards Aquifer and push back our normal summer water restrictions, and have them take effect later in the summer. Also to note, we are still in Phase One water restrictions in the San Antonio area. You can find out more about those restrictions here. […]
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