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How to Reduce Your Water Usage (and Save Money) with Help from Bailey Bros. Plumbing & Drain

  • baileybrosllc
  • Jan 16
  • 2 min read
faucet running as it fills a cup in the kitchen

Reducing your water usage isn’t just good for the environment—it can also lower your monthly utility bills and help protect your plumbing system. At Bailey Bros. Plumbing & Drain, we see firsthand how small plumbing issues and everyday habits can lead to big water waste over time.


The good news? A few simple changes can make a noticeable difference. Here are some practical ways to reduce water usage in your home.


Fix Leaks Before They Become Bigger Problems

Even a slow drip or a toilet that runs occasionally can waste hundreds of gallons of water each year. Leaks don’t always announce themselves—many happen behind walls, under sinks, or inside toilet tanks.

At Bailey Bros. Plumbing & Drain, we specialize in leak detection and fast, reliable repairs to stop water waste before it drives up your bill or causes costly damage.


Upgrade to Water-Efficient Plumbing Fixtures

Older plumbing fixtures often use far more water than necessary. Upgrading to modern, water-efficient options can significantly reduce usage without affecting performance.

We frequently install:


  • Low-flow showerheads

  • High-efficiency toilets

  • Water-saving faucets and aerators


These upgrades are affordable, effective, and often pay for themselves over time through lower water bills.


Make Small Changes to Everyday Habits

Simple adjustments in daily routines can add up quickly:


  • Turn off the faucet while brushing teeth or shaving

  • Only run dishwashers and washing machines with full loads

  • Take slightly shorter showers


These small changes can save dozens of gallons of water each day.


Reduce Outdoor Water Waste

Outdoor watering is one of the biggest sources of water use—especially during warmer months. To keep water usage under control:


  • Water lawns early in the morning or evening

  • Use drip irrigation or soaker hoses instead of sprinklers

  • Avoid overwatering your lawn


Don’t forget to check outdoor hose bibs and connections. We often find leaks outside that homeowners don’t notice until they see a spike in their water bill.


Keep Your Plumbing System Maintained

Routine plumbing maintenance helps keep everything running efficiently. Aging pipes, worn seals, and sediment buildup can all lead to leaks and unnecessary water loss.


The Bailey Bros. team offers professional inspections and maintenance to help homeowners catch problems early and extend the life of their plumbing systems.


Ask About Smart Plumbing Solutions

Smart leak detectors and water-monitoring systems can alert you to unusual water usage and help detect hidden leaks early. These tools are especially useful for protecting your home while conserving water.

 
 
 

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