Maybe you’re one of those homeowners who loves to handle your own lawn chores.
You have a garage full of tools and wake up early on Saturday mornings ready to tackle your list.
Or you’re rolling your eyes right now and keep a list of home and garden repair companies handy in your phone contacts list.
Still wearing that faded concert T-shirt from high school? Gleefully watched your car odometer roll over 100,000 miles?
You probably appreciate an irrigation system that knows how to hang in there.
When you have a problem with your irrigation system, you don’t have time to mess around.
Your grass is turning brown. Your flowers are wilting. Your patience is disappearing.
You need prompt, skilled irrigation technicians who respond quickly and know exactly what they’re doing to get your system up and running.
Timing is everything. You need sprinkler system repair done right, expertly, the first time.
You’ve got a sinking feeling something’s not quite right out there with your irrigation system.
Technically, anybody can try to fix your sprinkler system.
Maybe if you just ignore your irrigation system, everything will just be fine.
Nobody’s judging here, but think back for a minute to your last DIY mistake.
That time you tried to fix the dryer and a small fire happened. The Purple Bedroom Nightmare of 2014. The incident your family refers to as When There Was So Much Water Everywhere.
It’s tempting to try to save some bucks and tackle DIY sprinkler system installation.
Hopefully you’re not paddling in a rowboat in your backyard as you read this, or fishing for sea bass from your deck.
But if you’re checking into the cost of French drain installation, you already know you have a water problem.
Man, tree roots are no joke.
Have you ever been walking along the sidewalk and noticed a section of concrete heaving up like a mini earthquake struck?
The culprit? A huge tree root that grew up under the pavement and just shoved it up out of the way as if it were a piece of paper.
If you have trees on your Central Florida property, that same impressive root strength is going on underground near your sprinkler system. It’s a pretty common problem.
If it seems like you spend half your life watering your potted plants, you might be right.
As much as you love your leafy beauties, the constant watering is a big drag, right?