Maintaining a lush, green lawn is akin to a delicate dance between nature and technology. One misstep, and you’re left with a patchy, uneven canvas of grass. Central to this balancing act is your lawn’s sprinkler system. But what happens when things go awry? Here, we’ll explore common issues with lawn sprinklers, from dry spots to broken heads, and offer practical solutions to keep your green oasis thriving. Understanding Sprinkler System Snafus 01. Incorrect Sprinkler…
Sprinklers are a fantastic way to keep your lawn lush and green, but if you have a four-legged friend, they…
Maintaining a lush and healthy lawn is a priority for most homeowners in and around most cities in Texas like…
Each sprinkler setup has an optimal water pressure level unique to its design and function. Typically, household lawn sprinkler systems operate best within a range of 30 to 50 psi. However, this can vary based on the type of sprinkler heads you use. Spray heads and rotators usually perform optimally at about 30 psi, while rotors need pressures exceeding 30 psi. If your pressure is too low, you might end up with patches of dry lawn. On the…
Backflow in sprinkler systems is a critical issue that can have significant implications for the safety of our water supply.…
