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• The average household wastes on average 8,000 more gallons of water necessary watering their lawn each month. This is equivalent to turning on a faucet wide open for more than 24 hours.
• The Hc3 Smart System is a different, responsible and smart irrigation system composed of the industry's most reliable, sophisticated and efficient water conservation technologies.

• The Hc3 Smart System reduces the water used by a traditional irrigation system by up to 40%, making it a responsible choice for continued water conservation at home.
• Hc3 Smart Systems are constructed, installed and maintained by highly trained Hc3 organizations (HYDROLogic Certified Conservation Contractors). The contractors are available locally throughout the Midwest and continuously expand their knowledge of water conservation best practices with ongoing education.
• Each system is personally engineered for each lawn to ensure the right amount of water is applied to the right place at the right time. The result is enhanced landscape health and beauty, while conserving fresh water.
• Once in place, the Hc3 Smart System receives a rigorous third-party audit. Homeowners enjoy the confidence of knowing that their system has been verified that all Hc3 standards have been upheld.
• By replacing traditional irrigation systems with an Hc3 Smart System, homeowners who have previously over watered their lawns will benefit from savings in water and electricity bills each year.

• 1 is the percentage of the earth's water that is suitable for drinking.
• 2 is number of gallons of water that is used to brush your teeth.
• 2 is also the number of gallons of water that is used for an automatic dishwasher.
• 2 is also the percentage of the world's water that is frozen. Being frozen makes the water unusable.
• 5 to 7 is the amount of water that is used each time a toilet is flushed.
• 8.34 is the number of pounds that one gallon of water weighs.
• 20 is the number of gallons of water used to hand wash dishes (on average).
• 25 to 50 gallons of water are used each time you take a shower.
• 80 is the percentage of the earth's surface that is water.
• 97 is the percentage of the earth's water that is an ocean or a sea.
• 168 is the number of gallons of water a person uses each day.
• 66 is the percentage of the human body that is water.
• 2,027 is the number of gallons of water that it takes to make four new tires.
• 39,090 is the number of gallons of water that it takes to manufacture a new car...including tires.
• 58,900 is the number of community public water supply systems in the United States.
• 34 billion is the number of gallons that these community public water supply systems produce every day.
• 107,000 is the number of gallons of water an average residence uses every year.