Here's the thing about Denver irrigation systems: small problems have a way of becoming expensive ones. A slightly misaligned sprinkler head might not seem like a big deal, but over the course of a season, it can leave dry patches in your lawn while overwatering your driveway. A valve that's sticking might work okay for a few weeks before it fails, usually right when we hit that first heat wave in June.
We've found that catching these issues during
sprinkler start-up saves Denver homeowners time, money, and frustration. When we inspect your system in spring, we're looking for winter damage, yes, but we're also checking for wear and tear that developed last season. We test water pressure throughout your system, verify that each zone is getting the coverage it should, and make sure your controller settings actually match what your yard needs.
The peace of mind is worth it. You shouldn't have to think about whether your sprinklers are working correctly. You should be able to enjoy your yard, knowing everything's running the way it should.