Maintenance
The Best Time for Sprinkler Winterization
Sprinkler winterization extends the lifespan of your system and saves
October 26, 2022
Sprinkler winterization extends the lifespan of your system and saves
Do you require sprinkler repair or replacement? The answer depends
Greener, More Efficient Ways to Grow Your Lawn
With summer on its way out and fall approaching at
One of the big mistakes new homeowners make in their lawn maintenance routine is overwatering their grass. When somebody is dealing with an irrigation system for a piece of property for the first time, there seems to be a misconception that as long as the property isn’t visibly flooding, there’s no such thing as overwatering.
To those less experienced with the workings of a home irrigation system, winterization could seem like useless maintenance that lazy sprinkler companies use to make a quick buck in the cold months when business is slow. But winterization is actually one of the most important maintenance processes that your sprinklers need.
Rust is one of the biggest enemies of any irrigation system. If the water on your property has enough iron in it– rust is going to be an inevitable obstacle that you’ll have to face at least once in your time as a homeowner.
If getting a sprinkler system installed on a property were as easy as just putting the thing in the ground and letting the water do its thing, there wouldn’t be a reason for an irrigation company like us to exist. The fact of the matter is that not every property is ready for an irrigation system.
When homeowners think about increasing property value on Long Island, they usually focus on kitchens, bathrooms, or curb appeal upgrades like siding and patios. What
Think your sprinkler system only matters in the summer? Think again. With smart irrigation upgrades, your system can help you save water, reduce costs, and
As temperatures drop across Long Island, many homeowners are busy raking leaves, fertilizing their lawns, and prepping for the colder months ahead. But one often-overlooked
As the weather cools and the leaves start falling, you may wonder if your lawn still needs watering. After all, summer’s over — isn’t it