Dedication to innovation Everyone knows you’re supposed to keep water and technology far away from each other, but when it comes to SAWS’ dedication to water innovation, the two pair perfectly together. As a technological leader among city water utilities,…
Wake up with some spice You could start your day with the same mundane cup of coffee that you always drink, or you could take it to a whole new level. This fall, treat yourself to some excitement and spice…
We don’t notice how much we rely on water until something goes awry. From a faucet leak to a malfunctioning sprinkler geyser, there are a handful of unexpected curveballs that could be thrown your way. At SAWS, we want to…
Farm-to-freezer treats Herbs are some of the easiest and most versatile items to grow in a garden. Luckily for South Texas gardeners, our climate is prime for some of the best herbs, including basil, cilantro, dill, oregano, parsley, and rosemary.…
Unknown offenders It’s a Saturday afternoon and you’ve got chores to do: you make breakfast for the family (bacon and eggs...yum!), walk the dog, then wash your car and give it an oil change. You may not realize it, but…
Take a moment and picture your Thanksgiving table. What do you see? Turkey, of course, as well as stuffing, potatoes, pies, cranberry sauce, casseroles, greens, salads, and so much more. Everyone loves the classics, but there’s always an opportunity to…
San Antonians love their coffee and it shows in all the great cafés around the city. You may not have ever stopped to think about it, but to have great tasting coffee, you have to start with excellent water. The…
There are few things that make a backyard more beautiful than a pond. If you have dreams of your own DIY pond, you likely have a lot of questions. We recommend starting here to learn the basics. If you’re up…
When it’s 100+ degrees in the summer in San Antonio, it’s not uncommon to reach for an agua fresca, or the fruity or flowery beverages made with sugar and water made popular in Mexico. Typical summertime flavors include cantaloupe, hibiscus,…
It makes sense that most people want to start a garden in the spring—the weather is lovely and the April showers make for healthy, lush plants. But then summer arrives and fries those new and vulnerable roots that you just…