Our Sprinkler Services in Palatine Include:
Did you know that improper irrigation systems waste around 1.5 billion
gallons of water each day? That’s billions with a B! Our system
designs help both homeowners and business owners manage their water usage to
reduce their water waste by up to 60% while still retaining their beautiful lawn.
How Do We Conserve Water?
We deliver solutions based on your specific needs, including budget, timeline,
preferences, and size of the property. You’ll never catch your sprinklers
watering the sidewalk or flooding your grass again! Our effective 5-step process:
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Our process begins with a complimentary sprinkler inspection to determine
a System Efficiency Score (SES).
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Once the thorough inspection is complete, our irrigation technicians will
walk you through everything uncovered during our assessment, showing you
where there is room for improvement in the order of how critical the repairs
are. We’re happy to make as many upgrades as you’d like.
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After the most important issues have been addressed, we’ll establish
ways to optimize your entire system for better performance.
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We’ll remove inefficient controllers that aren’t allowing you
the water savings you need and replace them with smart controllers and sensors.
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You have the choice between
three maintenance packages to ensure that your sprinkler system won’t falter.
Our detailed process has been time-tested and combined with the latest
industry technology to ensure nothing is missed so you can enjoy eco-friendly
irrigation for years to come.
Call
(847) 380-8536 to learn more or
contact us to get started on your Chicago sprinkler system!
How Do I Blow Out My Sprinkler System?
Blowing out sprinklers is the main component of winterization. Without
it, your irrigation pipes could burst from freezing and expanding residual
water. Well before freezing weather, you’ll want all the water pushed
out of your system.
Trying to manually drain all the water out won’t be effective enough.
Even trace amounts of water left over can do damage. Therefore, you’ll
want a method that utilizes high pressure to blow all moisture out for
the upcoming winter. This will take a special air compressor that is hooked
up to your irrigation system.
Other reasons you’ll want to consider having a professional complete
this service for you other than access to this equipment include:
- There is a certain direction the water should be blown out toward. This
takes practice.
- Compressed air can be dangerous without experience.
- Excessive pressure can cause the pipes to burst open.
How Do I Winterize My Sprinkler System?
The winterization of your sprinkler system is a crucial step in maintaining
a healthy lawn and garden. In addition to helping to ensure that your
landscaping will remain lush and beautiful when warmer weather arrives,
taking the time to correctly winterize your sprinklers can save you from
expensive repairs in the spring. You should follow these measures to get
your sprinkler system ready for the winter:
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Shut off any water sources that are connected to the irrigation system. This will stop any water that is still in pipes or lines from freezing
in cold weather, which could lead to a burst pipe or line.
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Drain out any remaining water inside of pipes by using a compressor or blowing air through them until they are completely
dry. Even small amounts of moisture can freeze solid within minutes, causing
damage along its path inside piping systems.
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Cover up exposed parts with insulation material such as bubble wrap so that they don’t become damaged due to extreme
temperature changes throughout the season; it’s also recommended
that these parts be removed entirely if possible before being stored indoors
until needed again next year.
By taking these easy precautions, you can easily guard yourself against
potential cold-related harm while also maintaining a lovely landscape
for spring! In addition to lowering repair costs, careful planning ensures
minimal disruption when turning your sprinkler system back on once it
is warm enough outside. Making protecting one's investment in their yard
much simpler than having to start over after unforeseen problems arise
as a result of inadequate planning beforehand.