Park Irrigation

What This Service Involves

We manage controllers, valves, heads, and zones to keep turf and landscape watered efficiently across your park sites. Seasonal startups, backflow testing coordination, and winterization protect the system and ensure reliable operation year to year. Leaks, breaks, and coverage gaps are identified and repaired to conserve water and control utility costs. Programming is tuned to Western Washington weather and any local watering restrictions.

Benefits

Efficient watering that conserves resources and controls costs; Reliable coverage that protects turf and landscape health; Reduced water loss through prompt leak repair; System longevity through seasonal startup and winterization

Our Process

1) Inspect controllers, valves, and heads across each park; 2) Program zones for efficient, weather-based watering; 3) Repair leaks, breaks, and coverage gaps as found; 4) Perform seasonal startup, adjustments, and winterization

What Affects the Cost

Number of sites and irrigation zones; System age and component condition; Water rates and conservation requirements; Repair frequency and parts availability

Best Time of Year

Startups and programming begin in spring, active management runs through summer, and winterization occurs in late fall.