WAYS YOUR
COMMUNITY CAN TACKLE
WATER CONSERVATION
Now more than ever, with arid climates all
over our country facing some of the worst
droughts on record, homeowner association
(HOA) and community association leaders
need to proactively implement water
conservation policies.
Is my association board
doing enough?
Is water conservation
a high priority for my HOA?
What can we do to
minimize water usage
in our community?
Ask yourself:
Conserve in Your Common Areas
• Install low-flow toilets,
water-conserving toilet
flappers and sinks
• Lead by example, and inspire
your community
• Conserve water and save money!
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2 Take a Look at Your Landscaping
• Lush landscaping is often a huge source of wasted water
• Choose low-water, drought-tolerant plants and flowers
• Keep your eye out for faulty or old irrigation systems
• Monitor your irrigation system for leaks!
3 Educate Residents
• Communicate to residents the importance of water conservation
• Feature tips on how to install water-saving toilets, showers and
faucets in your homes in your community newsletter
• Send weekly water-saving reminder emails
• Educating residents will create a more effective water
conservation plan
4 Conduct an Energy Audit
• Review your community’s energy
usage to identify ways to save money
• Examine all of your utilities, including
electric and gas, to find and eliminate
water waste
• Hire a third-party energy audit
company for an unbiased point of view
• Take action to minimize water consumption
5 Partner with a Residential Property
Management Company
• Improve your water conservation efforts by working with a
residential property management company
• Create water-saving strategies together
• Arrange for energy audits
• Manage community-wide energy-saving improvements
• Facilitate better communication between community members
and leadership
• Help board members set up and run board meetings
more efficiently
• Improve the overall quality of life within the community
Conserving water is a real concern for everyone.
Contact FirstService Residential today to begin
your energy audit and to receive tips on conserving
water and lowering your water bills. Learn more
about how we can make a difference in your
community, every day.
www.fsresidential.com

Water Conservation Info-Graphic

  • 1.
    WAYS YOUR COMMUNITY CANTACKLE WATER CONSERVATION
  • 2.
    Now more thanever, with arid climates all over our country facing some of the worst droughts on record, homeowner association (HOA) and community association leaders need to proactively implement water conservation policies. Is my association board doing enough? Is water conservation a high priority for my HOA? What can we do to minimize water usage in our community? Ask yourself:
  • 3.
    Conserve in YourCommon Areas • Install low-flow toilets, water-conserving toilet flappers and sinks • Lead by example, and inspire your community • Conserve water and save money! 1
  • 4.
    2 Take aLook at Your Landscaping • Lush landscaping is often a huge source of wasted water • Choose low-water, drought-tolerant plants and flowers • Keep your eye out for faulty or old irrigation systems • Monitor your irrigation system for leaks!
  • 5.
    3 Educate Residents •Communicate to residents the importance of water conservation • Feature tips on how to install water-saving toilets, showers and faucets in your homes in your community newsletter • Send weekly water-saving reminder emails • Educating residents will create a more effective water conservation plan
  • 6.
    4 Conduct anEnergy Audit • Review your community’s energy usage to identify ways to save money • Examine all of your utilities, including electric and gas, to find and eliminate water waste • Hire a third-party energy audit company for an unbiased point of view • Take action to minimize water consumption
  • 7.
    5 Partner witha Residential Property Management Company • Improve your water conservation efforts by working with a residential property management company • Create water-saving strategies together • Arrange for energy audits • Manage community-wide energy-saving improvements • Facilitate better communication between community members and leadership • Help board members set up and run board meetings more efficiently • Improve the overall quality of life within the community
  • 8.
    Conserving water isa real concern for everyone. Contact FirstService Residential today to begin your energy audit and to receive tips on conserving water and lowering your water bills. Learn more about how we can make a difference in your community, every day. www.fsresidential.com