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Water conservation is critical. Our Irrigation Maintenance Program is focused on protecting one of our most precious resources. If your irrigation system is not working properly, you could be wasting water and driving up your utility bill. Our irrigation service can reduce up to 30% of water waste.
We make all the necessary adjustments to ensure your landscape receives the right amount of water at the right time. That includes adjusting to the growing season and specific plants and grass variety in your lawn. Sign up for your irrigation services free inspection today to see how to improve your landscape, reduce water waste and save money!
*Reduction of water waste refers to operating efficiency and not actual amount of water used for irrigation.
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1. Water conservation begins with observing the irrigation system in operation. Because most irrigation systems run very early in the morning, itโs often difficult to detect a problem such as a broken sprinkler head or a misdirected sprinkler that may be watering the sidewalk or street rather than your landscape.
2. Watch the sprinklers in operation at least every other month to ensure they are watering plants at the roots, where they need it. Too much water on the wrong part of the plant causes the leaves of the plants to be constantly wet, which leads to diseases and fungus problems.
3. Set the timer to water before 10 a.m. and after 4 p.m. Avoiding the hottest part of the day reduces evaporation and gives the water a better chance of helping the plant. Plus, you wonโt have to water as frequently. Be sure to follow watering restrictions as designated by the county or municipality where you reside or do business.
4. Your lawn has different watering needs than shrubs and trees. Consult an irrigation professional to ensure each part of your landscape is getting adequate water without over-watering.
Conserving water isnโt just environmentally responsibleโitโs key to maintaining a healthy, thriving landscape. Efficient water use helps reduce waste, supports the long-term health of your plants, and lowers your utility bills. With the right practices, you can keep your lawn and landscape vibrant while preserving one of our most valuable natural resources.
Small adjustments to your irrigation routine can make a big difference in water savings. Itโs best to water early in the morning or late in the evening when evaporation rates are lowest. Regularly checking sprinkler heads for leaks or misalignment ensures water is directed where itโs needed most. Most importantly, watering should target the root zone rather than the leaves, since moisture on foliage can lead to diseases and fungal growth.
When your irrigation system is maintained correctly, your landscape receives the right amount of water at the right time. This reduces the chances of overwatering or underwatering, which can cause stress to your lawn and plants. It also helps prevent pest problems, supports stronger root growth, and significantly cuts down on wasted waterโresulting in noticeable savings on your monthly water bill.
If youโre seeing pooling water on walkways, visible footprints that linger in the grass, or dry soil around the roots of your plants, your irrigation system may not be performing as it should. Other warning signs include wilted grass blades or unexplained brown spots in the lawn. If you notice any of these issues in Irrigation, itโs a good time to schedule a professional irrigation system inspection.
Massey Services offers a free irrigation inspection. Our specialists will evaluate your systemโs performance, identify inefficiencies, and provide expert recommendations to help you conserve water while keeping your landscape healthy and beautiful.
