Free tool
Water Saved Calculator
Enter your lawn size and watering habits and watch a tank fill with the water you stop pouring on it.
One inch of water over 1,000 square feet is about 623 gallons. Real use depends on your climate, soil, sprinklers and local rules.
How to use it
Three quick steps
- 1Enter your lawnSlide the area of lawn you water.
- 2Set your habitsChoose inches per week and weeks per year.
- 3Watch the tankSee gallons, cost and backyard pools.
Questions
About the water saved calculator
How is the water worked out?
One inch of water over 1,000 square feet is about 623 gallons. The tool multiplies that by your area, your inches per week and your weeks.
Does turf need any water?
Turf does not need irrigation to stay green. You may still rinse pet areas or cool the surface on hot days.
Are the dollars exact?
No. They use the price per 1,000 gallons that you enter. Your utility bill may include other charges.
Next step
Services that go with this tool
Front Yard Turf InstallationA front lawn that is green every day of the year, with the curb appeal of a perfect mowing and no water bill.See the service 
Commercial Lawn TurfAlways-green lawns for office entrances, courtyards and commercial properties.See the service 
HOA and Community Common Area TurfNeat, water-wise green space for entrances, parks and shared lawns.See the service Make your turf impression.
You only get one chance. Call or text, or send the form, and tell us about your yard so we can plan it right.