All Terrain's
sprinkler start-up process covers every aspect of your irrigation system. We begin with a thorough inspection of all accessible components. Valve boxes get opened and checked for signs of winter damage, moisture intrusion, or debris accumulation.
Each valve is tested individually. We verify it opens smoothly, maintains proper flow rates, and closes completely when it should. Valves that show any hesitation or signs of wear receive attention before they can fail during the busy season ahead.
Your backflow preventer gets careful inspection and testing. This component is critical for protecting your drinking water supply and must function correctly. We verify proper operation and inspect all connections.
Then we run your system zone by zone, walking each one while it operates. We observe every sprinkler head, checking pop-up function, spray pattern, and coverage. We look for heads that aren't performing optimally, patterns that have deteriorated, and coverage that's inconsistent.
We pay attention to efficiency. Are heads watering sidewalks instead of lawns? Is coverage overlapping excessively in some areas while leaving gaps in others? Are there signs of runoff or poor coverage? We identify and address these issues during your
irrigation system start-up.
We test system pressure throughout the property and monitor it as we work through all zones. Wheat Ridge's water pressure can vary by neighborhood and time of day, and your system needs to handle those variations properly.