The summer months can be brutal. However, it’s not just you that’s sweltering in the heat. Your grass doesn’t get relief from the heat of the sun, day after day. During this time of year, your lawn needs extra TLC to stay strong and healthy.READ MORE
You can maximize the performance of your sprinkler system by investing in a mid-season tune-up. When you invest in this service, you receive a comprehensive performance check-up to ensure your system is operating efficiently and at optimal levels.READ MORE
Several issues may arise with your lawn if you don’t water it properly during the summer months. Knowing what the most common mistakes are will help you avoid them. Keep reading to find out what the most common mistakes are for watering your lawn in the summer.READ MORE
As a homeowner, you have likely invested in several types of landscape lighting. After all, it illuminates your yard, improves security, and more. While this is true, you may also have anxiety because with landscape lighting, there is the possibility that installation may result in lawn related issues.READ MORE
When you are running your sprinkler system’s spray zones, you may find things a bit more challenging on windy days. With high wind, the water droplets being sent by the spray heads through the air are blown off track, which can result in water waste.READ MORE
The older a sprinkler system is, the more likely it is to need ongoing repairs. Eventually, regular maintenance and repairs may not be enough. Also, technology is always changing in the realm of sprinkler systems. Just like the other systems in your house, replacing old, outdated sprinkler components with a sprinkler upgrade can help save you money and water. READ MORE
Sprinkler heads are the real workhorses of your sprinkler system. They are also the parts most exposed to the damaging elements outside. While it isn’t difficult to replace a sprinkler head, it does require digging and special care. READ MORE
For the summer months, a general rule of thumb to follow when watering your grass is to provide one to one and a half inches of water each week. This is provided by both rainfall and irrigation. A good way for you to determine the moisture penetration is by probing the soil with a screwdriver or a similar item. READ MORE