Living in Utah can provide a variety of seasons, some of which require a sprinkler system to keep your grass looking pristine and green. So how do you know if your sprinkler system needs maintenance? We are dishing it all out here, so stay tuned.
When temperatures drop to a certain degree, pipes can freeze. If the temperature stays there for an extended period, you can ultimately have a damaged system. If you live in a state with below-freezing temperatures, you will need to winterize your sprinkler system each year.
Your lawn could be losing its luster in many ways. You could have animals whose urine turns your grass brown, certain lawn mites that infest the grass, or it could be a watering issue. If you start to notice a few brown patches sprouting up all over your lawn, it might be time to check your sprinkling system. You may need to take a few days to watch your sprinkler patterns to see how and where your water will get a good idea of how to fix your coverage.
If you notice your lawn has overflowing water or is unusually muddy, you might have a sprinkler issue. Too much water can also kill your lawn and cause brown patches. Adjusting your sprinkler system time allotment and coverage can help prevent both of these issues.
The problem with leaks in your sprinkler system is that all the pipes are underground. If you spring a leak, it can cause severe damage to your lawn and potentially your house without your knowledge. A few ways you can detect a leak are as follows:
At Aeroscape Property Landscaping & Maintenance, we are your commercial landscaping experts. We have a deep knowledge base on horticulture, turf management, landscape construction, as well as snow and ice control. We take pride in helping you find the right tools you need to keep your lawn pristine and your sprinkler system working for years to come.
If you have questions or need some advice, we are here to assist. Our friendly team of staff is eager to aid you in any issue you need to give your home the care it deserves. We have an office located in Midvale, Utah. Or you can give us a call at (801) 823-4356. Contact us today!