We've been called out to fix problems that could have been caught during a proper spring start-up. A small leak that went unnoticed for two months wasted thousands of gallons. A broken sprinkler head created a dry patch in an otherwise healthy lawn. A stuck valve that finally gave out completely during the hottest week of July.
All of those situations were frustrating for homeowners and more expensive to fix than they needed to be. A thorough spring start-up catches these issues when they're small and manageable. It saves water, saves money, and saves you from the stress of dealing with irrigation emergencies during peak summer.
Beyond preventing problems, a
professional sprinkler start-up helps your system run more efficiently all season long. When your sprinkler heads are adjusted correctly, you use less water to achieve better results. When your zones are timed appropriately, your landscape stays healthier. When your equipment is in good condition, it lasts longer and performs better.
We've seen irrigation systems that are 15-plus years old and still running strong because they've received consistent professional care. Regular spring start-ups are a big part of that longevity.