Sprinkler and irrigation system tune-ups, repairs and seasonal start-ups so your landscape gets exactly the water it needs.
A sprinkler system is supposed to save you time. When a zone stops working, a head sprays the street, or brown spots show up next to soggy ones, it does the opposite.
We service residential irrigation systems in Marlton, Sewell, Turnersville, Cherry Hill and the surrounding area. That includes spring start-ups, fixing broken heads and leaks, adjusting spray patterns, and setting controllers so your lawn gets the water it needs without waste.
In our sandy South Jersey soil, water moves through fast. A system that is tuned correctly makes a real difference in how your lawn and beds hold up in July and August. In the fall, we blow out the lines before freezing weather so you are not facing cracked pipes in spring. We explain what we find at each visit in plain language, and you get a free, itemized estimate before any repair work beyond the service you booked. Many customers pair irrigation with our lawn service, so the crew mowing your grass can flag a broken head the same week.
We turn the system on slowly, check the backflow device for leaks, and run each zone to see what is working and what is not.
We replace broken heads, fix leaks, clear clogged nozzles and aim heads so water lands on grass and beds, not the driveway.
We program the controller for your plants, sun exposure and any local watering days.
Before the first hard freeze, we shut off the water and blow out the lines with compressed air to protect pipes and fittings.
Some utilities, including Evesham MUA and WTMUA, use odd/even summer watering days. We can program your controller to follow your town's rules.
Your system's backflow preventer protects drinking water. Many towns and water utilities have testing requirements, so check with yours.
Water left in lines can freeze, crack pipes and damage fittings. We schedule blowouts in fall so systems are empty before cold nights set in.
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Plan on winterizing in late October or November, before the first hard freeze. A blowout uses compressed air to clear water from the lines and heads so nothing cracks over winter. It is better to book early than risk a cold snap arriving before your appointment.
In sandy South Jersey soil, most established lawns do best with deeper watering a few times a week rather than a little every day. Early morning is ideal. How much depends on sun, soil and grass type, and your town may limit watering days. We can set up a schedule that fits.
Common causes include a bad valve or solenoid, a wiring problem, a clogged filter or a broken line. Sometimes the controller setting is simply off. We check each piece of the zone and tell you what we find before making repairs.
Our focus is servicing and repairing existing systems: start-ups, tune-ups, repairs and winterization. If you are planning a new landscape, give us a call and we can talk through your options, including how irrigation fits with new sod or plantings.
Uneven coverage is the usual cause. A head may be tilted, blocked by a shrub that grew in front of it, clogged, or set to the wrong arc. Sandy spots also dry out faster than the rest of the lawn. We run each zone, watch where the water actually lands, and adjust heads so coverage overlaps the way it should.
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