AquaTX Sprinkler

  Spring has sprung, which means it is time for new growth and, hopefully, plush green grass. Your irrigation system will help to make your lawn the envy of the neighborhood this season.    Avoid common issues with these underground waterways with these simple tips: Overspray Overspray occurs when the sprinkler system is overwatering an area, and the water is hitting something it should not, such as your driveway or the road. Overspray wastes your valuable water, and often it ends up in the storm drain. Overspray can be caused by several issues below, so read on!   Broken or Clogged Sprinkler Heads The broken sprinkler head is possibly the easiest problem to spot and repair. The solution is simple- replace that one sprinkler head. Clogged heads are often caused by debris covering the spray head of the sprinkler. To fix a clogged sprinkler head, turn the system off and lift the piece out of the ground. Screw off the clogged sprinkler head and wipe or spray off any deb...

  Irrigation systems are the brawn behind a home's lush and healthy landscape. These workhorses are responsible for the cub appeal that comes along with a vibrant lawn. Regular maintenance is key to keeping your sprinkler system performing well, just like any home appliance. From updating parts to replacing the entire system, you must be familiar with your system to spot the warning signs your sprinkler system needs and upgrades.    The age of your system is the first thing to consider. How old is your irrigation system, and how does that compare to the expected lifetime? If your system is more than 25 years old, a newer option will be more cost-effective and energy-efficient. Keep track of the regular maintenance your sprinkler system receives. This record will help you assess the quality of your system and the need for replacement.   The second thing to assess is if you have leaks in multiple places in your irrigation system. Older systems often have leaks in their...

  Do you aspire to have the best-looking yard in your neighborhood? Are you dreaming about relaxing on the plush grass in your backyard? Getting the perfect lawn may be easier than you think.    Choosing the proper sprinkler head can help you get the perfect lawn because proper watering is key to the perfect yard. Landscape irrigation accounts for nearly one-third of all residential outdoor water use , equaling more than seven billion gallons per day, so it’s no surprise that homeowners want the best and most efficient sprinklers for their lawns.    Here are some tips if you’re looking to purchase a new sprinkler but aren’t sure which one is best for your yard.    Spray Heads or Rotors? Spray Heads. Spray heads disperse water in a circular pattern and can be changed out based on the needs of your yard or plantings. The size of the nozzle radius depends on the spacing between sprinklers. For optimum efficiency, do not space spray heads more than 15 fee...

Installing a sprinkler system this spring? Having your own irrigation system is a great way to maintain the health and aesthetic of your lawn or garden. Though most of the system is underground and out of sight, it’s important that you have a good understanding of the different components of a sprinkler system. Not only will the installation be a breeze with the knowledge you have all of the correct parts, but you’ll also be able to identify any issues with your sprinkler system in the event something happens.  Sprinkler systems may seem like daunting machinery, but fortunately, the basic elements of an irrigation system are relatively simple. Here’s a brief explanation of the different components of a sprinkler system:  Sprinkler Heads. Sprinkler heads are the most visible part of the system and are strategically placed around the yard to provide a good amount of water coverage around your yard. There are a variety of sprinkler heads that you can get, but the most popular are...

  Owning a home is likely one of the largest and most rewarding investments you’ll make but at times, certain systems in your home will go astray and need attention. Your sprinkler system is an essential part of your home and makes it convenient to water your field, flowers and plants: Furthermore, you can use a sprinkler system to water a large area of different types of crops, adjusting how large or small an area receives water. At times though, you may find your system is working less than ideal. Here are some signs to watch for and tips to troubleshoot common issues with your lawn irrigation system, according to The Spruce.  Problems with an irrigation system typically make themselves evident with several common symptoms: Individual sprinkler heads not working Low water pressure at the sprinkler heads Sprinkler zones do not turn on Leaking around a zone valve Leak at the sprinkler head furthest from the valve Tools and Supplies You Will Need Screwdrivers Multimeter Shove...

  Taking care of your lawn this fall is critical if you would like a great looking yard waiting for you this spring. A lot of people don’t understand how important it is to properly prepare your lawn before it goes into dormancy for winter. By following these steps, you can ensure that you will have a great looking yard come springtime.  Keep Watering A lot of Texas homeowners make the mistake of not watering their lawn during fall. They do a great job in the spring and summer, but then kind of fall behind when fall rolls around. They think they can rely on the weather to do the watering for them, which isn’t always necessarily true. Don’t be like those homeowners. Instead, make sure you keep watering your lawn up until the first frost around October. Each week leading up to the first frost your lawn should be getting one inch of water.  Rake the Yard It’s important that you rake the leaves from your lawn each fall. When you let leaves pile up on your grass, the sunlight ...