If your water bill keeps climbing while your lawn still looks uneven, your sprinkler system may be the problem. Many Utah homeowners rely on irrigation systems that were installed years ago and no longer match today’s water efficiency standards, soil conditions, or landscape demands. Knowing when to upgrade can prevent wasted water, turf stress, and […]
As temperatures start to dip in Utah, you might think your sprinkler system is no longer in use and can be left alone until spring. But assuming it’s “off” doesn’t mean it’s protected. Winterization is not just about turning off the controller—it’s a multi-step process that prevents costly damage when temperatures drop below freezing. Failing […]
As temperatures begin to dip and your watering schedule slows, it’s tempting to simply shut off your sprinkler system and call it good. But doing so means you’re missing the most strategic opportunity of the year. Fall isn’t just about preparing your system for winter—it’s the smartest time to evaluate its long-term performance. When demand […]
Utah’s fall season brings more than cooler temperatures—it offers a prime opportunity to make meaningful improvements to your sprinkler system before it’s time to shut it down. One of the most valuable changes you can make? Upgrading to a smart irrigation controller. This isn’t just a techy convenience—it’s a strategic investment in water efficiency, lawn […]
As summer temperatures drop, it’s easy to assume your sprinkler system can take a break. But Utah’s dry autumn weather doesn’t give your lawn a pass on hydration. September may feel cooler, but grass roots are still growing—and they depend on consistent moisture to stay healthy through the fall and bounce back strong in spring. […]
A healthy lawn isn’t just about having water—it’s about delivering the right amount of water to the right places. If your current sprinkler system is struggling to keep up with uneven growth, runoff, or dry patches, the problem may not be the components—it may be the layout. Late summer is an ideal time to evaluate […]
