A lush lawn doesn’t have to mean a sky-high water bill or a daily check of the forecast. Thanks to modern smart irrigation technology, you can now automate lawn watering based on real-time weather data—helping you save water, money, and
Winter months offer the ideal conditions for tree maintenance, including pruning and adjusting irrigation systems. With trees in their dormant phase, pruning can be done with minimal stress to the plant, encouraging healthier growth come spring. At the same time,
Living in a subtropical climate with long, hot summers has its challenges. Growing and maintaining a beautiful lawn shouldn’t be one of them. Luckily, Smart Earth Sprinklers offers their proven expertise and reliable service to make sure your sprinkler system
Your Sprinkler Heads Sprinkler heads are one of the most important components of your sprinkler system. There are different types of sprinkler heads, but two of the most common are spray heads and rotor heads. They are each irrigation heads
Is your lawn looking dull? In Austin, the summer weather can be tough on lawns and landscapes. However, at Smart Earth Sprinklers, we believe you can have lush, beautiful lawn even in the face of scorching heat and persisting drought
Does My Grass Need Water During Fall & Winter? Many homeowners stop watering their lawns when the temperature falls to 60°F, thinking it’s time for the grass to go dormant for the colder months. The lawns then turn brown, not
Have you ever walked or driven past a home with an immaculate lawn and wondered how to get your lawn to look like that? Chances are they had help from professionals to install the correct irrigation system making it easier
As spring is here and summer is approaching in Austin, you have probably already started your sprinkler system. Perhaps you have already noticed that your sprinkler system isn’t turning on, or you have faulty areas on your irrigation system. There
In warmer weather we spend more time outdoors irrigating our lawns, caring for our gardens, and washing our vehicles. To help conserve water and save money when your outdoor water-usage increases, here are some tips to follow: Lawns and Plants
Your grass may look dead in the late fall, but don’t let it fool you. It’s only gone dormant and is hibernating for the winter. You still need to maintain it so it can re-emerge strong and healthy in the
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