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  • Over a BILLION Litres of Water Saved

    ExactET has just joined an exclusive club. Since the company began operation in 2006, it has saved its clients ONE BILLION litres of potable water.

    "Last year, we were ecstatic when we saved 245 millions of water, enough liquid gold to fill the iconic Calgary Tower ten times," said Graham Duffy, CEO and co-founder of ExactET Systems Inc.

    "But thanks to people realizing the benefits of Climate Controlled Irrigation, we managed to beat even that number in 2011."

    Duffy added, "To be exact, we saved 312 million litres of potable water - which, according to City of Calgary guidelines, is equivalent to the savings from 7,700 low flow toilets."
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  • Mid-Season Results Encouraging

    ExactET, Canada's leader in climate controlled irrigation, this week reported the 2011 mid-season results, comparing irrigation frequencies generated across Canada from using climate-based systems versus conventional timer based systems. The report highlights average irrigation frequency savings from using a climate controlled system ranged from 36.4% (in Kamloops) to 81.4% (in Vancouver)for the season up to July 30, 2011.

    A slower start to the summer season across most of Canada gave way to much hotter and drier conditions and with it higher irrigation frequencies. Overall temperatures averaged out through the entire summer (the months of June, July and August) to be close to the long term forecast for much of Canada. Precipitation levels however varied from city to city across Canada largely because of the hit and miss nature of showers and thunderstorms during the summer months.
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  • Major Award for ExactET

    There's an old adage that states: "Self-praise is no recommendation."

    Well, to heck with that!

    We won. We Won. We won.

    ExactET Systems Inc. recently received a coveted Calgary Residential Rental Association award for customer service.
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  • Calgary Company Saves Quarter of a BILLION Litres of Water for Clients
    ExactET Systems Inc., Canada's leader in climate controlled irrigation, helped its industrial, commercial, institutional and residential customers in Calgary save enough water to fill the landmark 626 feet tall Calgary Tower a total of 10 times in 2010.

    "All of our clients did well this summer," said Graham Duffy, CEO of ExactET. "It did not matter if it was an industrial site, a downtown office block, a shopping mall or a private residence. Everybody saved water and thus money.
    "The cold, wet summer might not have been to everyone's liking, but to our patrons the inclement weather led to a financial bonanza in irrigation savings."

    All told, ExactET clients saved a grand total of 245 millions of potable water, with companies such as Tonko Realty Advisors (30 million litres), Bentall (24 million litres), Real Canadian Superstores (21 million litres) and Ivanhoe Cambridge (17 million litres) heading the pack. [read more]

  • Nenshi Forecasts Significant Hike in Calgarians' 2011 Water Bills

    In an exclusive story broken by veteran Calgary Sun columnist, Rick Bell, Mayor Naheed Nenshi says consumers will have to pay significantly more for water in coming years to help slash the debt of $1.3 billion in the city's water and sewer system.

    As Bell pointed out, "It is a lot of red ink all Calgarians are going to have to mop up.

    "At the end of June," he said, "council will look at various ways of having us pay. Final decisions are expected in the fall."
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  • Mother Nature co-opted to keep lawns watered

    In this day and age, a business with an environmentally friendly product, as well as the ability to save its clients money, has the keys to a successful venture.

    Since 2005, ExactET, which is a climate-controlled irrigation system, has benefited from those two elements.
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  • Okotoks Doubles Conservation Rebate Program
    The Town Of Okotoks is giving residents an added incentive to cut their outdoor water use this year by doubling a financial rebate program for homeowners who conserve water.

    The Town has made available $20,000 through its conservation rebate program for 2011, twice the amount offered last year. It has also doubled the maximum rebate allowed for each home to $200.
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  • ExactET Proudly Supports BOMA BESt
    A commitment to the principles of conservation and wise water management is a shared goal of the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) and Calgary-based ExactET Systems Inc., an innovator in the field of climate controlled irrigation.
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