The Current
Edition: July 2026
The Current is the monthly newsletter of Innovative Water Solutions where we highlight the great stuff happening at our company and also bring you up-to-date with some of the current water news that could affect you. We hope you enjoy the newsletter!
Table of Contents
- Upcoming Events
- Blog Post of the Month: The Benefits of Rainwater Harvesting in an Urban Environment
- FAQ Post of the Month: Why are Gutters Needed for Rainwater Harvesting?
- Residential Project of the Month: Graywater Reuse for Home Addition in Austin
- Commercial Project of the Month: Rainwater for Irrigation – Balcones Canyonlands Nursery
- Water News Article #1: TWWD Launches Statewide Water Awareness Campaign
- Water News Article #2: Abbot recommends Sweeping Data Center Regulation
- Water News Article #3: Prickly Pears, Avocados, and Lemons: How Rainwater Harvesting is Feeding Mexico City’s Gardens and Homes
- Water Conservation Tip: Install Low Flow Fixtures
- Current Texas Drought Conditions
- Current Texas Water Calendar
- Video: Lake Travis is 100% Full
- Service Tips: Protect your Pump – Check for Leaks
“The cure for anything is salt water – sweat, tears or the sea.” – Isaak Dinesen
Blog Post of the Month
Embracing the Future: The Rise of Rainwater Harvesting
In recent years, a conservation revolution has been taking place across the globe, changing the way we think about water resources and sustainability. Rainwater harvesting, once an age-old [...]
The Benefits of Rainwater Harvesting in an Urban Environment?
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FAQ Post of the Month
Why are rain gutters needed for the home?
Gutters are an essential part of your home. Not only do they provide protection for the facia, foundation and siding; they also add value to the property. They prevent structural [...]
Residential Project of the Month: Graywater Reuse for Home Addition in Austin
Our client was building an ADU to their Austin home and decided to incorporate graywater into the design! We helped them to divert all the water from their shower, sink and washing machine to reuse on newly planted landscaping for the property.
Commercial Project of the Month: Balcones Canyonlands Native Plant Nursery – Pioneer XL-08 Rainwater Tank
The Balcones Canyonlands Preserve is a large swath of habitat set aside for wildlife conservation, specifically habitat for the Golden Cheek Warbler. Travis county is building a greenhouse to propagate native plants for the preserve – and wanted to feed the plants with rainwater! Thanks to our install crew, they are now collecting rainwater on-site in a Pioneer 9,927 gallon tank.
Water News You Can Use
Texas Water Development Board Launches New Statewide Water Awareness Campaign
Water awareness campaigns aren’t new.
The recommendations for legislative action amount to a striking call for industry regulation by the Republican governor in a state that has long prided itself for being favorable to business.
Thousands of low-income households are benefitting from a simple system that capture and filters rainwater from the cities roofs.
More to Explore
Water Conservation Tip
Most communities offer rebates for low flow fixtures – think toilets, faucets, and showerheads! By installing these simple technologies, homeowners can see an average 20% reduction in their home’s water consumption. This is a win not only for your wallet, but for the water conservation efforts of the community!
Texas Drought Monitor
SOURCE: National Drought Mitigation Center (NDMC), the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA).
Texas Water Calendar
Local Business of the Month
Harmony Public Schools are a network of tuition-free public charter schools based in Texas. With a strong focus on STEM, they help students build the skills and confidence for college and career readiness.
Service Tips
Small leaks in your home can lead to costly pump repairs or replacements. Leaks can overwork a pump, causing it to run continuously. If not detected early, this can cause a pump to fail early. Check your toilets, sinks and hot water heaters for leaks and you can double the life of your rainwater or well pump!
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