Sprinkler System
Puddles forming around your lowest sprinkler heads after a zone shuts off indicate low head drainage—a condition where gravity pulls remaining water out of the lateral line. As water exits through the lowest heads, air fills the empty pipes, causing high-pressure air surges when the system restarts. I’m Gaetano (Guy) Virone, founder of Environmental Designers…
Diagnose and fix broken sprinkler wires, corroded splices, and dead zones step-by-step with professional tips from an irrigation expert.
What Is a Yearly Irrigation Service Contract — and Do You Need One? A sprinkler system left to run on its own all season tends to drift out of tune heads clog, valves weep, zones overwater, and water bills climb before you spot a single brown patch. A yearly irrigation service contract puts a professional…
Why Choosing the Right Sprinkler Saves Money and Water Pros and cons of various Sprinkler types vary significantly, and choosing the wrong one for your yard can mean dry patches, wasted water, and higher bills. Here’s a quick breakdown of the most common sprinkler types and how they compare: Sprinkler Type Best For Coverage Avg.…
Everyone enjoys a lush, green lawn, but to get the best-looking lawn possible, proper irrigation is essential. But how do you determine this number? How many sprinklers per zone is optimal for watering? This might seem daunting but do not fret. This comprehensive guide will shed light on everything you need to know about achieving…