Ewing's Smart Irrigation Month product specials and sales tools help contractors boost sales while promoting smart irrigation.
June 28, 2012, Phoenix, Ariz.— July is Smart Irrigation Month and prime time for irrigation and landscape contractors to promote their water-saving services.
That’s why Ewing is offering three ways for contractors to grow their smart irrigation sales:
1. Customizable Smart Irrigation Flyer
This free promotional flier can be downloaded and customized for contractors to give to current and potential clients.
2. Water Smart Site Inspection Form
This free site checklist allows a contractor to complete a quick site inspection for potential water-smart improvements and easily show clients how they could be saving water.
3. Specials on Smart Irrigation Products
Each week in July, Ewing will offer a new line up of Blue Monday Specials on many water-saving products, including smart controllers, efficient nozzles and spray heads, drip irrigation, and rain and soil moisture sensors.
Ewing will also feature smart irrigation posts on the company’s blog, Waterblogged, and social media pages throughout July.
“Smart Irrigation Month is an opportunity for the landscape and irrigation industry to recognize the significance of peak outdoor water use during the summer months,” said Warren Gorowitz, Ewing vice president for sustainability and conservation.
As drought conditions persist and water rates increase in many parts of the country, smart irrigation is gaining ground in the retrofit market, making it a great time to promote smart irrigation, Gorowitz said.
Ewing has created these new tools to make it easy for contractors to talk with their clients about smart irrigation.
And with so much potential for growth, focusing on smart irrigation as a year-round business opportunity is just plain smart.
“What better way to stand out from the competition in the landscape and irrigation contractor market.”
Ewing’s new smart irrigation resources and more information can be found at: www.ewingirrigation.com/smart-irrigation.
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