A standard pop-up spray sprinkler head is 4″ tall. But for many irrigation applications, that’s just too short. Taller grass or landscaping blocks the water flow, making some areas get too much water and some get too little. It also wastes water, making water bills higher. Sean Mullarkey of TriState Water Works shows how we
During the summer, we recommend a Cycle & Inspection service, which will optimize your irrigation system for the hot, dry months ahead. Sprinkler system maintenance in the summer is important, because the system has had some time to run, and any problems are easier to spot (and fix!).
Wiring issues are some of the most challenging sprinkler system repairs we encounter. When a pipe breaks, there’s gushing water to show us where to repair. When a wire snaps, we have to trace it underground. Some less thorough companies take an unfortunate shortcut by installing a battery-operated valve actuator. Sean of TriState Water Works
Is your pop-up sprinkler head blocked by tall bushes? As our gardens mature, our irrigation system needs to keep up. Sean has tips for replacing sprinkler heads with copper risers to elevate them above your landscaping. Check out this innovative solution!
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