Irrigation Maintenance

What This Service Involves

A well-tuned irrigation system protects landscape investment and helps jurisdictions meet water-conservation goals. We perform scheduled inspections, adjust heads and zones for even coverage, and program controllers for seasonal demand. Backflow devices are checked and tested as required, and we document system condition for water-district and conservation reporting. Catching leaks and misaligned heads early prevents waste, dry spots, and costly emergency repairs.

Benefits

Efficient water use that supports conservation targets; even coverage that eliminates dry and wet spots; backflow testing and documentation for compliance; early leak detection to prevent waste and damage; seasonal controller programming for changing demand

Our Process

1) Inspect controllers, valves, heads, and backflow devices; 2) Adjust coverage and program zones for the season; 3) Test backflow and repair minor issues found; 4) Document system condition and flag needed repairs

What Affects the Cost

Number of zones, heads, and controllers; system age and condition; backflow testing and certification requirements; water-use reporting obligations; accessibility of valves and mainlines

Best Time of Year

Spring startup and system checks precede the dry summer irrigation season, with fall winterization and blowouts protecting components through freezing snaps.