Sprinkler System Installation and Repair

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Lawns USA Services - Sprinkler Systems

A sprinkler system is a complex network of pipes, valves, electrical circuits, components, connections, and sprinkler heads. Because it serves as the water distribution system for your yard, the design and installation of your system are critical to its success. It is a complicated process requiring a host of specialized equipment, as well as a background in landscape design and maintenance, and fluid hydraulics.

This is why it is important to have a professional contractor like Lawns USA with years of experience design and install your system using contractor quality components (not parts designed to be inexpensive, price competitive and disposable, like the ones commonly available at discount stores) that are designed to withstand the rigors of the hot environment that we have in Texas.

These materials will provide many years of dependable service! Lawns USA offers the finest service and installation of irrigation equipment in the the area. We specialize in professional products, and service all major brands. Our goal is to give you the best products, and the best service available.

Sprinkler and irrigation tips

Consider automating your sprinkler system. You can set the sprinkler system to water your landscape at a specific time, such as early in the morning when there's less wind and sunlight. You can also program an automatic sprinkler system to deliver different amounts of water to different zones in your lawn or garden. It's always a good idea to group your plants in your landscape according to how much water they need. This way, you won't over-water an entire section of your lawn simply to meet the needs of one or two plants. And remember that less frequent, but deeper waterings are both water wise and good for plants.

Periodically check your sprinkler system for leaks. It may not look like much, but leaking sprinklers, faucets and hoses waste precious water. Your sprinkler may be leaking if there are muddy spots in your soil or lawn; you have broken or clogged sprinkler heads; your water meter is always running or your valve box is filled with water.