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Healthy-looking turf can already have damage developing underneath the surface.

By the time brown patches become obvious, root systems may already be heavily damaged underneath the surface.

Grubs feed on the root system of turf. Removing what is vital to keep grass healthy during summer stress and drought conditions.

That is why preventative monitoring and treatment matter.

Your turf is already under pressure from:
• Heat
• Water restrictions
• Drought conditions
• Heavy foot traffic

Protecting turf starts below the surface long before visible damage appears.
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The goal is to avoid stricter water restrictions later

Salt Lake is asking for voluntary reductions now to prevent mandatory limits later.

For commercial properties, that means getting ahead of the problem.

Rubicon Water Guard helps reduce water use and lower costs while keeping properties looking their best.

Schedule your free water savings audit

Salt Lake is already asking properties to reduce water use

As of March, the city is under a Stage 2 water shortage advisory.

That means:
• Delaying irrigation until May
• Avoiding daytime watering
• Reducing overall usage

For many properties, this creates a challenge.

How do you reduce water without hurting your landscape?

This is where smarter irrigation starts to matter.

Water pressure across Northern Utah is no longer theoretical. Allocations are tightening, watering windows are shrinking, and expectations around conservation are rising quickly. For enterprise property managers, this isn’t just a seasonal adjustment—it’s a shift in how portfolios have to operate.