Connecticut Real Estate Agent: How to Combat Our Current Drought
Channel: Andy Sachs - Your Connecticut Realtor
Date: 19/12/2016

We are in the midst of a tough drought right now. We are nearly 20 inches down in needed rainfall levels and it’s affecting everyone. There have even been talks of a potential fine for over usage of water. We can each do our part to help conserve water for the time being. To learn some easy tips that you can use to reduce your consumption, watch this short video.

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I have always loved real estate, but not how the business of real estate worked. After five successful years in the business I realized it was time to change how consumers experience the entire real estate transaction. With that in mind, “The Around Town Team” was born. Our focus is simple: provide honest and timely service, superior and tangible marketing, and always guide our clients based upon real-time data and statistics. It is our sincere hope that this transparent approach will bring a sense of calm and clarity to the closing table.
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I received my B.A. in Politics and Speech Communication from Ithaca College and earned my Masters in Public Administration from the Rockefeller School at SUNY Albany. I am of course a fully licensed real estate agent in the state of Connecticut and a proud card-carrying member of the National Association of Realtors, Connecticut Association of Realtors, and the Newtown Board of Realtors. My network of Realtors expands throughout the United State enabling us to place you with capable professional in the event that we can not serve you directly.

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Andy Sachs
The Around Town Team
Newtown, Connecticut
Phone: (203) 727-8621
Andy.Sachs@CBMoves.com

TRANSCRIPTION:

I wanted to talk about something today that’s affecting a lot of the country, but especially our market—the drought. We are down nearly 20 inches in needed rainfall levels and it’s affecting everyone from the wells to the city water. People are being asked to monitor their usage, and there are even talks of putting a fine on overuse of water. 

So be careful. If you’re on a well, don’t run it dry. It can burn out your pump and ruin the electrical system going to that pump, which is a much larger cost.

Monitor your shower lengths, as well as the amount of water you use when washing your hands or your dishes.

We don’t want to have a horrible winter, but a lot of snow could be helpful to replenish our aquifers at this time. It’s something to think about.

If you have any questions for us, don’t hesitate to give us a call or send us an email. We’d be happy to help you out.