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...

  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...