Architectural Low-Voltage Lighting for Desert Evenings As autumn settles across the Sonoran Desert, sunset times march steadily backward. By late October, dusk falls well before 6:00 PM. For homeowners who work during the day, the daylight hours of enjoying an outdoor...
Managing White Calcium Scale and Mineral Crust As summer winds down and daytime highs drop into the 80s, Arizona pond owners notice a subtle change along the margins of their water features. As water levels recede slightly between automatic refills, a distinct, chalky...
Few things cause more frustration for a pond owner than battling water clarity issues. You spent the long summer months managing string algae, maintaining your water lilies, and keeping your biological filters balanced. By September, your water was clear, your...
As September winds down, the entire mood of the Phoenix metropolitan area shifts. The extreme summer heat begins to break, evenings turn cool and comfortable, and the calendar quietly reminds us that the holiday entertaining season is right around the corner. Between...
With ongoing headlines surrounding mandatory Colorado River water reductions and the Central Arizona Project (CAP) absorbing major cuts across the state, water security is at the front of every homeowner’s mind. In the Phoenix valley, discussions about water...
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