Author: Sprinkler Master

   Timing is everything when it comes to sprinkler winterization. In Provo, temperatures can drop quickly, catching homeowners off guard. It’s essential to schedule your sprinkler blowout before the ground starts freezing. October is typically the ideal month, but it’s best to book early to avoid last-minute scrambling when the first freeze warning is issued. …

A brown patch in summer does not automatically mean the whole lawn needs longer watering. First watch the affected zone and compare its coverage with the healthy areas. Check the system before adding water Look for a blocked nozzle, a head that does not rise above the grass, or water escaping around a fitting. A…

A leak wastes water while it runs. The amount depends on its flow rate and duration, so a small-looking wet spot is not enough to estimate gallons or repair cost. What to look for Persistent pooling between irrigation cycles can indicate an underground leak. EPA WaterSense’s sprinkler guide also points to connections and valves as…

A damp spot that never seems to dry is worth checking. Catching a leak early can limit wasted water, but the symptom does not tell you which part has failed. Record when the leak appears Does it show up while one zone runs, immediately after shutoff, or all day? Photograph the location and note the…