Showing posts with label irrigation repair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label irrigation repair. Show all posts

Monday, October 16, 2017

Winterize your sprinkler system in Orem, UT 801-709-1574

Do you feel that chill in the air? Whether we like it or not, winter is on its way, and that means it's time to get your sprinkler system winterized. Failure to winterize your system can cause water to freeze inside your pipes and cause them to burst, effectively giving you issues in the spring.

Here at Dr. Sprinkler, we use the best equipment to give you the best results. Our technicians will blow out your system with a high-powered air compressor, and secure everything to ensure that your system remains in good condition. Give us a call before the first freeze strikes!



Dr. Sprinkler Provo, Utah 801-709-1574We service the following areas: Alpine, American Fork, Bluffdale, Cedar Hills, Eagle Mountain, Highland, Lehi, Lindon, Mapleton, Orem, Payson, Pleasant Grove, Provo, Salem, Santaquin, Saratoga Springs, Spanish Fork, and Springville.

Thursday, July 27, 2017

Dr. Sprinkler (Orem, Utah) (801) 709-1574

Sprinkler system not working correctly? Dry spots ruining your green lawn? Give Dr. Sprinkler a call! Our expert technicians have proved that there is no sprinkler system issue they can’t solve. If your lawn irrigation system is having trouble, don’t hesitate to give us a call!

Some of our services include: Installing a control timer, replacing nozzles, repairing broken lines, replacing sprinkler heads, adding sprinkler heads, and fix lawn dry spots.

Need sprinkler help in Provo, Utah? Contact us today at (801) 709-1574


Monday, June 5, 2017

Dr. Sprinkler Orem, 801-709-1574

Check out our tips for effective watering!

http://saltlake.utahsprinklermaster.repair/five-highly-effective-sprinkler-system-watering-tips/

Sunday, May 14, 2017

Happy Mother’s Day!

Happy Mother’s Day!
Make your mom’s yard beautiful this Mother’s Day. Here are a few tips on how to create some nice looking stripes while mowing her lawn in Provo, Utah.
The key to creating good looking stripes is to bend the grass blades down in certain directions so the light catches it and creates the effect of the light and dark strips. To do this, you’ll need to have something attached to the back of your mower to matt down the grass as you mow.


  1. Get a lawn striping kit or create your own using a pipe and zip ties.
    1. Follow this video to create your own striping kit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcMD72YAv-I&t=8s
  2. Make sure your grass is at a proper height.
    1. The higher the grass, the more it can bend the grass over to catch the light. We recommend to stripe your grass at about 3 ½ inches tall.
  3. Ensure your grass has a proper thickness.
    1. In order to have defined stripes, your lawn needs to be about as thick as carpet.
  4. Mow in straight lines.
    1. Straight lines will dramatically increase the striping effect, so be sure to be careful as you create your stripes.





For your lawn sprinkler needs contact us here.

Thursday, April 13, 2017

Spring Start-Up’s Available! Call (801) 709-1574 today!

Spring is here, and it’s time to start up your sprinkler systems! We’re offering a $65 Spring Start-Up Special until May 1st. Book yours today! 


https://www.sprinklermaster.repair/65-spring-sprinkler-startup/

Wednesday, February 22, 2017

Spring is coming to Orem! (801) 709-1574

It’s beginning to warm up, and here at Dr. Sprinkler, we can’t wait to get started on repairing and installing your lawn sprinklers! If you turn on your system to find that you need a repair, installation, new control timer, a broken line fixed, or want to expand your system, give us a call, and we’ll be right out to help you.

Sprinkler Repair in Provo, UT
Phone Number: (801) 709-1574


We Cover:
·    Replacing nozzles
·    Replacing sprinkler heads
·    Adding lawn sprinkler heads
·    Replacing solenoid valves
·    Replacing a control timer
·    Repairing a broken line
·    Resetting sprinkler heads
·    Raising sprinkler heads in flower beds or behind shrubs
·    Installing a rain sensor or moisture sensor
·    Installing sprinkler valve box
·    Fixing lawn dry spots
·    Lawn sprinkler winterization  

Thursday, May 14, 2015

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - Orem, UT 801-709-1574

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Watering
“In dry periods, water newly laid turf, freshly sown areas, and high-quality lawns. Leave established lawns unwatered, but stop mowing because longer grass helps protect the roots. The grass may turn brown, but will recover once it rains.”
“Water a new lawn every week in dry spells, until it is established. You can tell when fine lawns need watering because they lose their spring when walked on. Reduce water evaporation by using sprinklers early in the morning or at night. Move seep hoses by 8 inches every half hour.”



Turn Off The Timer
Automatic irrigation systems have a controller or timer. Most controllers have a “rain” or “off” mode that shuts off the signals to the valves. Turning it “off” allows the controller to keep all the essential programming information stored in it. The only change is that the valves will not activate. If you unplug or cut the power to your controller, be aware that you may need to reprogram it in the spring.
                                             
Call Dr. Sprinkler: 801-709-1574

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - (801) 709-1574 Orem, UT

Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS


Dr. Sprinkler’s goal is to ensure that your property will be aesthetically pleasing through proper maintenance and professional care. They are dedicated to providing their clients with the landscape they desire. They also focus on the individual needs of each location, they strive to ensure that the needs, expectations and requirements of each client are met.

http://www.drsprinkler.info/


Why are my sprinklers leaking? Let’s get to the root of the problem using these steps for sprinkler diagnosis: Click here!



Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - (801) 709-1574 Orem, UT

Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS


Dr. Sprinkler focuses on making reliable repairs, installations, and winter blow-outs for people who are sick of hassling with their sprinkler systems. Dr. Sprinkler is the premier sprinkler repair service in sprinkler repair, sprinkler maintenance, sprinkler winterization, irrigation repair, sprinkler installation, and sprinkler blowouts.

http://www.drsprinkler.info/


How do I change a sprinkler head?
Here’s how to change general sprinkler heads in 5 steps: Click here!


Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - (801) 709-1574 Orem, UT

Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS


Dr. Sprinkler’s goal is to ensure that your property will be aesthetically pleasing through proper maintenance and professional care. They are dedicated to providing their clients with the landscape they desire. They also focus on the individual needs of each location, they strive to ensure that the needs, expectations and requirements of each client are met.

http://www.drsprinkler.info/



How do I fix my pop up sprinkler head?
Here’s how to fix a pop up sprinkler head in 12 easy steps: Click here!



Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - (801) 709-1574 Orem, UT

http://www.sprinklerut.com/

We Fix Sprinklers  801-709-1574 

To avoid overwatering on an allowed day, "you need to adjust your controller for multiple start times on ... one day." Restuccia said. "Water; let it soak in for an hour. Then, water again. ...

How much water do plants really need? That's probably the most common question asked during this current drought, say the experts, but also the most complicated.

"It all depends on plant type, if its location is in the sun or shade, what type of soil you have, if the property is sloped," Saare-Edmonds said.

That's why it's important to group plants with similar water needs.

Trees growing in a lawn are another issue," she said. "They're getting some water from the lawn (sprinklers), but they really need their own separate irrigation, less often but deeper."

Most water rules exempt drip irrigation. For example, Sacramento limits over-head irrigation (sprinklers) and hand-watering to two days a week. Residents with odd-numbered addresses may water Tuesdays and Saturdays; evens on Wednesdays and Sundays. Drip systems may be run any day.

"Drip systems need to be scheduled very differently," Saare-Edmonds said. "Sprinkler (run) times are measured in gallons per minute (GPM); drip systems run gallons per hour (GPH)."

Converting a sprinkler-based system to drip is easier than you may think. Even turf can be put on drip with grid systems installed under the sod.

Most important, drip systems put water where it's needed: at the roots.

"Instead of losing 35 to 40 percent (of water) to drift or evaporation, a drip system is 90 to 95 percent efficient," Troche said.

"Irrigation technology is getting better and better," Saare-Edmonds said. "There are a lot more options out there." Among those options are "smart" controllers. These take a lot of the guesswork out of deciding when to water.

"They're a little bit of money - usually around $500 - but they adjust water use on a daily basis, taking solar radiation, temperature, humidity and other factors into account," Restuccia said.

Other tools can be added to existing systems. Soil monitors (around $200) measure ground moisture and relay that information to the controller. Weather stations or rain sensors ($200 and up) shut off irrigation when it's not needed.

"I don't see many customers with rain sensors, but they're a good tool," Restuccia said.

These sensors help the controller do its job.

"It all comes back to the controller," Saare-Edmonds said. "It's the brain of your system. Use it."


Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2014/04/21/6340892/get-control-of-your-sprinklers.html#storylink=cpy

We Fix Sprinklers 801-709-1574

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - (801) 709-1574 Orem, UT

Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS


Dr. Sprinkler’s goal is to ensure that your property will be aesthetically pleasing through proper maintenance and professional care. They are dedicated to providing their clients with the landscape they desire. They also focus on the individual needs of each location, they strive to ensure that the needs, expectations and requirements of each client are met.

http://www.drsprinkler.info/


Why are my sprinklers leaking? Let’s get to the root of the problem using these steps for sprinkler diagnosis: Click here!



Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - (801) 709-1574 Orem, UT

Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS


Dr. Sprinkler focuses on making reliable repairs, installations, and winter blow-outs for people who are sick of hassling with their sprinkler systems. Dr. Sprinkler is the premier sprinkler repair service in sprinkler repair, sprinkler maintenance, sprinkler winterization, irrigation repair, sprinkler installation, and sprinkler blowouts.

http://www.drsprinkler.info/


How do I change a sprinkler head?
Here’s how to change general sprinkler heads in 5 steps: Click here!


Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS

Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - (801) 709-1574 Orem, UT

Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS


Dr. Sprinkler’s goal is to ensure that your property will be aesthetically pleasing through proper maintenance and professional care. They are dedicated to providing their clients with the landscape they desire. They also focus on the individual needs of each location, they strive to ensure that the needs, expectations and requirements of each client are met.

http://www.drsprinkler.info/



How do I fix my pop up sprinkler head?
Here’s how to fix a pop up sprinkler head in 12 easy steps: Click here!



Call Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
WE FIX SPRINKLERS

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - (801) 709-1574 Orem, UT

http://www.sprinklerut.com/

We Fix Sprinklers  801-709-1574 

To avoid overwatering on an allowed day, "you need to adjust your controller for multiple start times on ... one day." Restuccia said. "Water; let it soak in for an hour. Then, water again. ...

How much water do plants really need? That's probably the most common question asked during this current drought, say the experts, but also the most complicated.

"It all depends on plant type, if its location is in the sun or shade, what type of soil you have, if the property is sloped," Saare-Edmonds said.

That's why it's important to group plants with similar water needs.

Trees growing in a lawn are another issue," she said. "They're getting some water from the lawn (sprinklers), but they really need their own separate irrigation, less often but deeper."

Most water rules exempt drip irrigation. For example, Sacramento limits over-head irrigation (sprinklers) and hand-watering to two days a week. Residents with odd-numbered addresses may water Tuesdays and Saturdays; evens on Wednesdays and Sundays. Drip systems may be run any day.

"Drip systems need to be scheduled very differently," Saare-Edmonds said. "Sprinkler (run) times are measured in gallons per minute (GPM); drip systems run gallons per hour (GPH)."

Converting a sprinkler-based system to drip is easier than you may think. Even turf can be put on drip with grid systems installed under the sod.

Most important, drip systems put water where it's needed: at the roots.

"Instead of losing 35 to 40 percent (of water) to drift or evaporation, a drip system is 90 to 95 percent efficient," Troche said.

"Irrigation technology is getting better and better," Saare-Edmonds said. "There are a lot more options out there." Among those options are "smart" controllers. These take a lot of the guesswork out of deciding when to water.

"They're a little bit of money - usually around $500 - but they adjust water use on a daily basis, taking solar radiation, temperature, humidity and other factors into account," Restuccia said.

Other tools can be added to existing systems. Soil monitors (around $200) measure ground moisture and relay that information to the controller. Weather stations or rain sensors ($200 and up) shut off irrigation when it's not needed.

"I don't see many customers with rain sensors, but they're a good tool," Restuccia said.

These sensors help the controller do its job.

"It all comes back to the controller," Saare-Edmonds said. "It's the brain of your system. Use it."


Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2014/04/21/6340892/get-control-of-your-sprinklers.html#storylink=cpy

We Fix Sprinklers 801-709-1574

Monday, November 24, 2014

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - (801) 709-1574 Orem, UT

Winterization with Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574

How do I cap off my sprinkler heads for the winter?

Check out this site to learn about winterizing your sprinkler system:



Winterization with Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574

Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - (801) 709-1574 Orem, UT

Winterization with Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574

Scale It Back
Even if temperatures do not drop below freezing during the winter, it is important that homeowners reduce the watering times and frequency during cooler temperatures. Most plants and grasses adapt to cooler temperatures and shorter days by curtailing growth, or going dormant during the winter. Scaling back watering will result in happier, healthier plants when spring arrives.”
http://www.rainbird.com/corporate/press/releases/Winterization.htm



Winterization with Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574

Monday, November 3, 2014

Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - (801) 709-1574 Orem, UT

Winterization with Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574
“Kate with Just Sprinklers™ shows you how to save some money winterizing your RP back-flow device in less than two minutes and five easy steps.”
Video found here: http://youtu.be/7EDlwoMhHig


Scale It Back
Even if temperatures do not drop below freezing during the winter, it is important that homeowners reduce the watering times and frequency during cooler temperatures. Most plants and grasses adapt to cooler temperatures and shorter days by curtailing growth, or going dormant during the winter. Scaling back watering will result in happier, healthier plants when spring arrives.”
http://www.rainbird.com/corporate/press/releases/Winterization.htm

Winterization with Dr. Sprinkler: (801) 709-1574