Sprinkler systems that use city water are required to have a backflow preventer. Backflow devices are vulnerable to freezing because they are above ground. If freezing temperatures are expected and... View Article
Sprinkler winterization is the process of removing all water from your lines and equipment to ensure frozen water in the system doesn’t cause any damage in the winter months. Failing... View Article
A backflow preventer is a device that is connected to your home’s pipes in order to stop water from flowing back into the main (city) water supply. This prevents the... View Article
New grass should be watered 2-3 times per day, for about 5-10 minutes each time. This may vary depending on your location, soil type, shade, etc. The goal is to... View Article
Here are a few guidelines to help you determine when, how often, and how long to water your lawn in the Wichita area. Wichita Lawns Need 1-2 inches of Water... View Article
With the unpredictable and often extreme Kansas weather, installing weather sensors on your lawn irrigation system is an easy way to make sure your yard is being water properly without... View Article
What is Soak and Cycle Watering? In the Wichita area, dense clay soil is very common. This makes it difficult for lawns to absorb water. As a result, it’s easy... View Article
Kansas summers are notoriously windy. Plenty of water is required to keep your grass green and healthy. How can you avoid watering your house, the street, and even the neighbor’s... View Article
Whether you’re considering the health of your grass, or the health of your wallet, managing your water usage is an important part of maintaining your lawn. An underground sprinkler system... View Article
Late March or early April is a common time to start-up a sprinkler system in the Wichita, KS area. Sprinklers that use well water are often turned on sooner. There... View Article