We service all irrigation manufacturers' products, including Rain Bird^®, Hunter^® and Weathermatic^®

Watering (irrigating) landscape properly is an ongoing process, each year requires fine tuning and sometimes updating of the system.

Shrubs and trees grow and mature, blocking the water spray and coverage.

Watering requirements of shrubs and trees change as they mature.

Flowers and annuals are planted in new areas, which nearly always require more water than established shrubs.

New flower pots are added on patios, pool decks, or inside shrub beds.

Flower pots always require more water and more frequent watering than flowers planted in the ground.

New shrub beds are added, which need to be watered on zones separate from the lawn.

Sun and shade conditions on the landscape change.

New shrubs, flowers or turf with different sun/shade requirements are planted.

The original system may not have been properly designed or installed.

Changes may have been made through the years resulting in un-matching precipitation rates of heads and nozzles.

Our priority, our primary goal, has always been to provide high quality irrigation service. We have invested years hiring, training, and supporting technicians and crews who can perform excellent quality work.

In support of this goal we have also equipped our service trucks with the parts and tools needed to do a job efficiently.

We make great efforts to be professional by approaching our work in a way that will give our customers the best long-term benefits.

First, we work to make accurate assessments of the sprinkler or irrigation system and the problems we find. We then work to make the repairs or improvements for the best long term benefits. A short term “quick fix” is simply not good enough.

Most often we can tell you in advance what the costs will be for the repairs or improvements.

Through the years, our customers have universally appreciated knowing what the costs were going to be up-front, so that they could make an informed decision about doing the work.

We have been here since 1979 to promptly respond to service needs, and we will be here to stand behind our work in future years. Let us know when we can help.

             Our Motto: "No mess left behind."

Services and Service Calls

A Service Call normally consists of checking the operation of the system, providing a written list of
needed repairs including detailing of prices of any parts required, and a fee for the service call.

The fee to check a standard residential system, consisting of 12 Zones or less, is $55.00. Larger
systems or commercial systems can be checked on either an hourly fee basis or a flat fee that will
be quoted in advance.

Irrigation and Sprinkler Service Technicians look for the following when checking the system:

Are all zones being activated?
Are the zones pressurizing properly?
Are there any leaks?
Are all of the nozzles spraying fully and in the proper direction?
Are the rotary heads turning and returning properly?
Is the head spacing and nozzle selection providing reasonably even coverage?

Sprinkler heads that are spaced too far apart result in thin coverage between the heads. Areas close
to the head may get 10-times as much water as the thin area. To keep the thin area watered, one
has to water 10 times too much in the close area, resulting in a waste of money and water. Over-watering
also damages plant material or turf.

After checking the system, our technician will give you a written list of repairs needed, and changes that
can be made to improve coverage. You can then authorize the technician to do any or all of the work.

Our objective is to help you keep your shrubs, flowers, trees, and lawn healthy and vigorous, by providing
a means to water as needed, but only as much as needed. Water is going to become a more limited and a
more costly resource in the future. An efficiently operating sprinkler system will conserve water and save money.

Issues inherent in landscape and lawn sprinkler and irrigation systems:

Service technicians:  Well trained and supervised sprinkler and irrigation technicians are essential for proper
maintenance and repair.  They will keep your system running like a fine tuned watch.

Sprinkler leaks:  Leaking sprinklers increase your water bills and can lower your operating water pressure
below what is needed for effective irrigation of your property.

Over-watering:  Excessive watering increases your water bill and is harmful for your lawns, shrubs, trees, and
flower gardens. Your system really requires professional annual maintenance and adjustments.   It will save
you money on your water bills.

Water conservation irrigation:  Too little and too much irrigation are wasteful of water and money.  Professional
system maintenance is a small investment that pays good "dividends".

Damage to plant material:  This speaks for itself.  Proper irrigation keeps plant damage to a minimum.  Prevent
damage to your turf.

Proper pressure and pressurizing of your irrigation and sprinkler system is a necessary element in keeping your
lawns and landscape beautiful and will actually save you money and water too.

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