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Where the season is

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  • Spring startups
  • Watering season
  • Fall blowouts

Blowout season.

Get the water out before the ground freezes. A missed blowout shows up in spring as cracked pipes and a split backflow device.

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What is the system doing?

A zone will not shut off

What it usually is
Almost always a valve held open by grit under its diaphragm, or a valve that has worn out. Less often, a controller stuck on.
Check this first
Turn the controller off. If water still runs, close the irrigation shutoff (usually in the basement where the line leaves the house). That stops the water bill while you wait.
What we do
We find the valve, clean or rebuild it, or replace it, then run the zone to prove it shuts off.
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A zone will not turn on

What it usually is
A failed solenoid on the valve, a wire cut or corroded between the valve and the controller, or a controller station that has quit.
Check this first
Run the zone by hand from the controller. If nothing happens and other zones work, it is the valve, the wire or that station.
What we do
We test the station and the wire, trace the break, and replace the solenoid, the splice or the valve.
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Water shooting up, or a puddle

What it usually is
A broken head or the short pipe under it. A mower, a tire or a hard frost cracks them. The rest of that zone usually runs weak too.
Check this first
Note which zone it is and turn that zone off. A photo by text helps us bring the right part.
What we do
We replace the head and the riser under it, set it level with the turf and aim it.
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Brown patches in a watered lawn

What it usually is
Coverage. A head near the patch is tilted, sunk under the grass, clogged or the wrong nozzle, so the water never reaches the spot.
Check this first
Run that zone and watch the heads around the patch. Look for one that does not pop up, sprays sideways or falls short.
What we do
We raise, clean, re-nozzle and aim heads until each one reaches the next. More run time is rarely the answer.
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Weak spray on every head

What it usually is
A shutoff not fully open, a hidden leak in the line, or too many heads on one zone for the water you have.
Check this first
Make sure the irrigation shutoff is fully open. Look for a soggy stripe or a sinking spot in the lawn.
What we do
We check pressure, walk the line for the leak and fix it, or split the zone if it was overloaded.
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Orange stains on the house or walk

What it usually is
Iron in well water. It oxidizes wherever the spray dries, on siding, concrete and fences, and builds up every summer.
Check this first
Do the stains line up with where the sprinklers hit? If the house is on a well, that is the cause.
What we do
We install a Rid-O-Rust treatment system so the iron stops staining, and aim heads off the house.
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