Our Services

Fertilization

Setup and maintain a Fertilization schedule for your law keeping it GREEN and weed free all year, without the hassle of doing it yourself and applying the wrong amount.

Back Flow Prevention

Backflow preventer certification by one of our certified plumbers

Why you need to winterize your sprinklers and our difference

Irrigation systems have to be winterized to avoid damage caused by freezing temperatures. Water expands when it freezes. This expansion creates cracks in the pipes, fittings, and sprinkler housing. By taking the necessary steps for protecting your irrigation system now, you will avoid costly repairs in the springtime.

Most company's use compressors that can charge up to 120PSI or more. Be warned that anything over 80PSI can damage the components of the irrigation system. The Sprinkler manufactures recommend a compressor being about to deliver 60PSI at a minimum 15 CFM. CFM is what actually displaces the water.

• We winterize with a compressor that delivers 60PSI.
• We blow out each zone twice with two short cycles as opposed to blowing out each zone once with a long cycle.
• We open all the drains and leave them set at a 45 degree angle which helps prevent condensation that can build up and crack the inside ball valve, thus cracking it.
• We guarantee that in the springtime your system will start and operate without any headaches


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Here is what we will perform.

• Turn water off to the sprinkler system and drain the inside pipes and vacuum breaker.
• Remove and/or drain the pump, suction the line, check the valve and filter if applicable.
• Deactivate the controller and valves. Remove the battery if it's a solid state controller.
• Blow all lines free of water with compressed air, if applicable.
• Open all manual drains and faucets, if applicable.

With our Spring Turn On service, here is what we will do for you:

1. Turn the water on to the sprinkler system and inspect the plumbing and vacuum breaker.
2. Check and install pump, suction line, check valve and filter, if applicable.
3. Activate the controller, set watering schedule and test all valves in the system. Install new battery when applicable (battery sold separately).
4. Inspect and adjust system for proper coverage, repair line breaks and broken sprinkles if needed. Repair charges will be an additional billing.
5. Check cleanliness of all lines, heads and nozzles.

Let our trained staff look over your lighting project and help you pick a light scheme that will fit your design tastes, needs and budget.