Maintaining Irrigation Systems
Here for your homeowner’s association irrigation needs.
Maintaining the irrigation system in your HOA is an important aspect of making sure sprinklers, drainage, and water conservation are always working optimally.
Through proper maintenance we can ensure your HOA community is lowering overall water usage and cost while making sure your lawns and landscaping thrive.
Perfect Maintenance, Perfect Results
Keep it green with maintained irrigation systems.
We are experts when it comes to a range of irrigation systems for HOA communities. Whatever the size of your HOA, you’ll get the concierge-level service we’re known for. Some services you can expect from our irrigation maintenance in Johnson County include:
15-point inspection and routine performance evaluations
24/7 emergency service
Comprehensive system health reports
Repair of pumps, pipes, controllers, sensors, and sprinkler heads when needed
Optimization of the irrigation zone with checks for water conservation
Winterization of entire irrigation system
A dedicated Lifestyle Concierge always on call
Irrigation Maintenance in Johnson County and the Kansas City area
Maintenance on small and large irrigation systems throughout the area.
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Irrigation Maintenance FAQs
We get a lot of questions about irrigation maintenance; here are some answers.
How do I winterize my system?
There are a lot of steps to properly winterize an irrigation system and it goes beyond just insulating some pipes and valves. Learn more about our winterization services.
What is smart irrigation?
You didn’t think they’d stop at smart phones and smart homes, did ya? Smart irrigation systems use sensors to monitor weather, soil conditions, evaporation, and plant water content to automatically adjust watering schedules. Traditional irrigation controllers operate on a preset programmed schedule and timers.
How often should I run my sprinkler?
The needs of your lawn and yard plants will vary depending upon the time of year and the weather. That said, most folks recommend sprinklers run only two or three times each week for about a half hour. If it’s arid out, rather than watering more often, you should just have your sprinklers running for longer than usual.