Sprinkler repair, irrigation maintenance, watering tips, and seasonal lawn care advice for Austin-area homeowners.
Through regular sprinkler maintenance, you can ensure that your sprinkler system operates at optimal effectiveness and efficiency to keep your lawn lush and your plants healthy. Of course, even the best installations can encounter issues and require sprinkler system repairs.
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
If your sprinklers still keep turning on when there is rain, there is no doubt a significant waste of water occurring. Luckily, this situation can be easy to fix, if you know what to look for. As specialists in sprinkler
Managing your sprinkler system has never been easier, thanks to smart irrigation systems. Wi-Fi-enabled controllers allow you to manage your irrigation system remotely and monitor and improve its performance using a range of advanced technologies. What Is A Smart Wi-Fi-Enabled
With winter drawing to a close and spring on our doorstep, it’s time to check your sprinkler system to ensure that it’s in good working order. Checking your sprinkler irrigation system now, sets you up for a lush green yard
Generally temperatures around 32 degrees Fahrenheit will put your sprinkler systems at risk. Although Central Texas winter temperatures generally don’t drop that low, there are instances of it occurring. The temperature this winter did drop quite low in Austin, and
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
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 do turn brown, not because they’ve gone dormant for the winter but
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 because they’ve gone dormant for the winter but because
With fall upon us here at Smart Earth Sprinklers, we thought it would be a good idea to remind our readers to prepare their landscapes and sprinkler systems during the fall in preparation for the coming winter freeze. Planning ahead
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