ET News
  • Spectacular Mid-Season Results in 2010

    Clients of ExactET have cut water usage in 2010 anywhere from 40 to 70 per cent by adopting climate controlled irrigation as opposed to the traditional timer method (e.g. three times a week no matter if it’s been raining or not).

    “We’re absolutely delighted with our mid-season results,” said ExactET’s CEO and co-founder, Graham Duffy. “Not only are our customers saving water and money, their landscapes have never looked better.”

    For example:

    • Bentall’s Foothills South industrial property watered only 9.5 times compared to 26 under the previous (three times a week) schedule. This is a 63 per cent reduction.
    • Tonko’s building at 2760 45 Street S.E. watered only 10 times compared to 34 times (a 71% reduction).
    • Oxford’s Canterra Towers raised shrub beds watered only five times compared to 34 times ( a 85% reduction).
    • Ronmor’s three RBC office complexes watered just 14 times compared to 34 times (a 60% reduction).

    Duffy explained, “On average our Calgary clients watered just 16 times as opposed to 33 times if they had stayed with out-moded timers.”

    But it’s just not in Calgary that ExactET’s clients have benefited from climate controlled irrigation. The same kinds of results are being fed back from all major cities in the company’s network:[read more]

  • 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.

    Now, ExactET's cutting edge program can be utilised by commercial property owners and managers wishing to certify under BOMA BESt (Building Environmental Standards) or to improve their existing level of certification. [read more]
  • ExactET Jumps into the LEED

    The partners at ExactET are pleased to confirm that our climate controlled irrigation program is LEED compliant and can now aid in the achievement of several LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) credits.

    “We have been working on this project for several months with Green Alberta, but it has been well worth the wait,” said ExactET’s co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, Graham Duffy. [read more]