While Texas winters are generally mild, freezing temperatures do happen, and when they do, your irrigation system could be at risk. At Smart Earth Sprinklers, we believe in protecting your system without fully shutting it down, so you can continue
When it comes to sprinkler maintenance, sometimes you can fix some of the issues yourself, and sometimes you need to call in a professional. The trick is knowing when to do which. In this blog, we’ll take a look at
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.
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
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
Given the semi-arid conditions in Texas, well-functioning sprinkler or irrigation systems in Austin are essential to ensuring that your landscape remains lush and healthy. However, even with dependable and inground sprinkler systems, damage or wear and tear can occur, requiring
It’s almost time for your irrigation system’s spring tune-up. Even if you irrigated during the winter, you’ll want to verify all of the system’s components are in top condition for the warmer months ahead. Knowing what to look for when
We’re fortunate to have milder winters here in Texas. However, we still experience freezing temperatures that can damage an irrigation system. Freeze-proofing your system will protect it, and at the same time allow you to irrigate during the colder months.
If you have an irrigation system in Texas, you must have a backflow prevention assembly (BPA) installed and tested annually. These assemblies prevent any backflow of contaminated water through cross connections into the drinking water supply. Backflows and Cross Connections
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