01
Measure
Representative landscape locations are monitored for soil moisture and related field conditions.
Data-informed landscape water performance
Know what your landscape is actually doing with water.
Water Performance Group combines field observation with soil-moisture monitoring and clear property-specific reporting to help homeowners better understand how irrigation is performing across the landscape.
Landscape Water Performance
Property Assessment Dashboard
Monitoring
5 Zones
Measurement
VWC
Review
Trends
Illustrative example • Actual assessments use field-collected data
Landscape intelligence
More than a single moisture reading.
The goal is to understand how different areas of a property respond to irrigation over time, then translate the measurements into information a homeowner can actually use.
02
Understand
Measurements are reviewed alongside irrigation behavior, planting areas, exposure, site conditions, and field observations.
03
Communicate
The findings are organized into a clear visual property report with photographs, trends, observations, and practical recommendations.
Our approach
From your landscape to a clear performance picture.
A straightforward field-to-report process designed around the property rather than generic watering assumptions.
Step 01
Walk the Property
Identify representative planting areas, irrigation zones, exposures, and locations worth monitoring.
Step 02
Collect Data
Deploy professional data logging equipment to observe soil-moisture behavior at selected locations.
Step 03
Review Performance
Compare field measurements with irrigation events, site observations, and differences between areas.
Step 04
Deliver the Report
Receive a visual assessment explaining the observations, measurements, and recommended next steps.
Property Photograph
Monitoring Location 01
Monitoring Location 01
Front Planting Area
Monitoring Location 01
Reviewed
Monitoring Location 01
Soil Moisture Trend
Documented
Site Observation
Included
Recommendation
Property Specific
Your property • Your data
A report that shows the landscape, not just the numbers.
Each monitoring location can be visually documented so the measurements remain connected to the actual planting area, irrigation zone, and field conditions being evaluated.
- Property and monitoring-location photographs
- Soil-moisture trend information
- Soil-temperature information when collected
- Location-to-location comparison
- Field observations
- Professional interpretation
- Recommended next steps
The Water Performance difference
We don't sell irrigation equipment.
Water Performance Group is built around measurement, observation, analysis, and communication.
The objective is not to sell a homeowner another controller, sensor, sprinkler head, or irrigation system. The objective is to provide an independent performance picture that helps the property owner better understand what is happening in the landscape.
“Measure what is happening below the surface. Then make the
information understandable above it.”
Water Performance Group
Start with a landscape water performance assessment.
Water Performance Group is developing a practical, measurement-based approach to residential landscape water performance and irrigation understanding.