Conserva Irrigation

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween!

There's nothing spooky about a lawn that takes care of itself — that's just good irrigation. Enjoy the candy and the costumes tonight from your friends at Conserva.

10/29/2026

We know better than most how much of a difference access to water can make — which is why Conserva is proud to partner with charity: water. Together, we're supporting their mission to bring clean, safe drinking water to communities around the world. It's a cause that lines up with everything we believe in.

10/22/2026

The care you put into your yard this fall sets the stage for how it looks next spring. Protecting your system now is part of protecting your property's curb appeal year-round.

10/20/2026

We hear it often: it's the little things — showing up on time, explaining what we're doing, doing it right the first time. That's the standard we hold ourselves to on every property, every visit.

10/16/2026

Did you know a smart irrigation controller automatically adjusts watering based on weather and season?

It's one of the simplest upgrades for a healthier lawn and lower water use. Ask us if your system is ready for one.

10/14/2026

A cracked pipe or burst valve isn't just an inconvenience — it's an unplanned expense you can avoid. A proper fall shutdown is a small investment that protects a much bigger one.

10/13/2026

Every Conserva team is backed by proven processes and genuine care for the neighborhoods we serve. When you work with us, you're getting a partner who treats your property like their own.

10/09/2026

The best time to schedule your winterization or drainage service is before everyone else does.

Beat the calendar crunch and lock in your appointment now — your system (and your spring self) will thank you!

09/29/2026

Did you know that it takes about 37 gallons of water to grow, process, and brew a single cup of coffee?

This National Coffee Day is a good reminder that water is precious everywhere, from your favorite mug to your front yard. Here's to conserving it, one smart sprinkler system (and one coffee break) at a time.

09/27/2026

Every drop of water that runs off your lawn eventually makes its way to a river, stream, or watershed nearby. Efficient irrigation means less runoff and healthier waterways for everyone downstream. Small changes in your yard really do add up. Contact us today to learn more: https://www.conservairrigation.com/locations/?utm_campaign=empower_brands_social&utm_medium=empower_brands_social&utm_source=facebook

06/05/2026

Over the past few months, we’ve been running real-world Distribution Uniformity studies across North Houston irrigation systems.

That means catch cans in the lawn, water meter readings before and after, actual gallons measured, and real reports showing where the water is going.

So far, across 7 measured studies, we’ve identified:

266,970 gallons of projected seasonal water savings
210 sprinkler heads represented
Up to 73% water reduction in one study
Multiple systems where the real issue was design, spacing, or head placement, not just watering time

The biggest takeaway?

Water savings is not just about watering less.

It’s about applying water more evenly, using the right hardware, and fixing coverage problems before they waste thousands of gallons.

This summer, our goal is to help North Houston homeowners identify 1,000,000 gallons of potential irrigation water savings.

Want to know what your system is actually doing?

Comment DU or send us a message, and we’ll send you details about a DU Study.

05/14/2026

Proud to support our local community today at the Keller Williams Red Day fundraiser benefiting the Montgomery County Food Bank.

Always grateful to be part of a community that shows up to help neighbors in need.

04/28/2026

Meet Peggy — one of our longest-running customers and the second home in our distribution uniformity study this season.

Peggy trusted us to do something most homeowners have never had done: actually measure how efficiently her irrigation system delivers water to the turf. Not guess. Not estimate. Measure.

Her system came in at 54% distribution uniformity — solid, because we've been maintaining it for years. After upgrading to PSN nozzles, that number went up and her projected seasonal water use dropped by about 20%.

That's what regular maintenance buys you. A system that's already ahead of the curve — and still has room to improve.

We're running DU studies for existing customers this season for $150, which includes upgrading one full zone with PSN nozzles. Limited slots available.

Drop a 💧 in the comments if you want to know what your system's score might be. Or call us at 832-404-2190.

04/22/2026

Most homeowners assume if nothing's broken, the system is working. But "working" and "efficient" are two very different things. We ran a distribution uniformity test on a 3-year-old system in North Houston — the results were eye-opening. 💧



Watch the full field test with all the data on our YouTube Channel - link in bio.

04/14/2026

182,000 gallons vs. 110,000 gallons — same system, same run schedule, just different nozzles. That's over 70,000 gallons saved in a single irrigation season just by swapping to high-efficiency spray nozzles.
Depending on your water rate, that's potentially hundreds of dollars back in your pocket — and it's a one-time upgrade. 💰
If you want to know what your system's efficiency looks like, give us a call.

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Watch the full field test with all the data on our YouTube channel - link in bio.

04/08/2026

Not sure if y'all have seen this article in the Houston Chronicle, but water is going up again...

https://apple.news/ACgchTrmwS_W-D3UAFXdGrw

This is going to get ugly as we roll into summer. Keeping a yard and garden green is already expensive,-now we are just pouring more money into the ground.

What most people don't realize is a lot of that water (60-70%) isn't doing anything useful. Bad coverage, misting, runoff...you're paying for water that never makes it to the roots.

We see it all the time.

Before you just crank up the time on your irrigation system to compensate, it might be worth figuring out how efficiently it's actually watering. Sometimes its not about using more water - it's about using it better.

Houston increased water and sewer rates this week, raising the average monthly bill by 7.87%, according to Houston Public Works. The April 1 increase includes a 1.37% hike based on inflation and a 6.5% increase tied to a five-year rate plan adopted by City Council in 2021.

04/06/2026

This is a good example of what we call a “ghost leak.”
The customer noticed water pooling in the yard, but there were no obvious signs of where the issue was coming from.
After isolating the system and digging down, we found a pinhole leak buried well below the surface.
Problems like this can be difficult to diagnose because the symptoms don’t always point directly to the source.
If your water usage is increasing or something in your yard doesn’t seem right, it’s often worth taking a closer look—hidden issues like this are more common than most people realize.