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Electricians on a bucket truck fixing cables to a new utility pole beside a freshly paved hillside road, young palm trees planted along the verge, bright midday.

Water, Power and Fibre: Servicing a New Subdivision in Grenada

Servicing a new subdivision in Grenada: NAWASA water mains, GRENLEC lines, telecoms, septic or sewer, street lighting and who pays for each, explained clearly.

14/10/2026 7 min read

Clear river tumbling over smooth boulders beside a small terraced farm plot in the green hills of St John, high angle drone view, bright midday sun

Protected Areas & Environment

Rivers, Springs and Watersheds: Building Near Water in Grenada

Building near a river, spring or watershed in Grenada? How flood risk, water intakes, river reserves and septic rules affect what you can do on your land.

14/10/2026 8 min read

Black drip irrigation lines running between rows of sweet peppers beside a green water tank on a sunny farm in southern St George, low angle, clear blue sky.

Farmland & Agriculture

Getting Through the Dry Season: Water for Farms in Grenada

Farm water in Grenada's dry season: rainwater storage, ponds, drip irrigation, streams and NAWASA supply, and how to plan crops around January to May.

14/10/2026 8 min read

Narrow concrete road climbing between green hills in St Patrick with utility poles along one side, drone view, soft afternoon light, small houses scattered below.

Buying Land

Water, Power and Road Access: Is That Grenada Plot Really Buildable?

Before buying land in Grenada, check road access, NAWASA water and GRENLEC power. How to judge services, rights of way and the costs of bringing them in.

14/10/2026 8 min read