Published on Friday, June 14, 2024
To keep your vegetation thriving in Iowa, it's crucial to keep your irrigation system operating in optimal condition. When your irrigation system malfunctions, it can stem from various issues, such as leaks, clogged or damaged sprinkler heads, improper timer settings, faulty valves, broken pipes, or calcium build-up. These problems can lead to water waste, property damage, uneven watering, over or underwatering, and restricted water flow. So, what should you do? Promptly addressing ...
Published on Thursday, May 30, 2024
Here in Iowa, it's important that your plants stay hydrated throughout the growing season. If you notice the water pressure in your irrigation system is low, it's important to identify the cause quickly so your plants don't go too long without water. A variety of factors can contribute to low water pressure, including a broken pipe that is causing water to leak out. Another possible cause is a malfunction with the backflow preventer valve, which can negatively affect the...
Published on Tuesday, April 04, 2023
Your irrigation system is vital for keeping your lawn and landscape in Iowa well-hydrated throughout the year, plus it's more accurate and convenient for you rather than watering them yourself. However, it consists of several parts working together, so there'll come times when it'll need repairing. When this happens, don't try to do it yourself! After all, you could cause more damage if you make a mistake, waste time and money by misdiagnosing the issue, or only fix a...
Published on Wednesday, May 18, 2022
With your irrigation system in place, it can be easy to set it and forget it – but make sure you're looking for the tell-tale signs that your system needs repair! If your water bill is suddenly higher than normal – and not because you've increased watering to combat the Iowa summer heat – that is a likely indication there is a leak somewhere in the system. You may also notice that there are some areas of dead grass on your lawn while other areas are green and...
