"Alan Driedger, president of AWS, is proud to announce that he has
successfully completed a certification program that earned EPA's WaterSense
label for its water-efficient concepts. Alan is a WaterSense partner.
To provide exceptional installation and maintenance of high quality systems, showing integrity, accountability, honesty, fairness and respect for our clients, our workforce, and the environment.
Our goal is to save you time and money by modernizing the way that you water your landscape. AWS designs and installs water-conscious, cost-effective lawn sprinkler systems throughout Toronto, the Golden Horseshoe, and Southwestern Ontario. We want to conserve as much water as possible for future generations while keeping our surroundings healthy and vibrant. Did you know that 30 acres of grass provides enough oxygen for 2000 people? A 50 by 50 foot lawn (2,500 square feet) releases enough oxygen for a family of four, while absorbing carbon dioxide, and other pollutants. Researchers have calculated that the healthy landscapes of eight average-sized suburban homes provide the cooling effect equivalent of 70 tons of air conditioning. Compare that with the 3 to 4-ton capacity of the average home air conditioner unit. Reference: http://www.willowleesod.com/benefits.html
Our intuitive approach to lawn care decreases water usage so dramatically that our clients have enjoyed as much as a 50% reduction in water costs and a return on investment within two years. We aim to educate clients about their specific irrigation needs and allow them to take advantage of the latest technological innovations available. Ultimately, we’ll help you cultivate a healthy, lush lawn and garden without any of the stress or time commitment. AWS installed an efficient system in Canada’s first Platinum LEED's certified home using a Rain Bird ET Manager, and sponsored the Guelph Green Rotary Dream home with an innovative new controller just released from Rain Bird. These products are available for any system, and are guaranteed to save water and money.
New Do-It-Yourself rainwater harvesting system packages, click here.