Keep your property lush and green with our expert sprinkler services in Connecticut. We handle everything from installations to repairs, ensuring your irrigation system runs smoothly year-round. Our team uses efficient methods and quality parts to save you water and money.
Connecticut's freeze-thaw cycle is one of the harshest on irrigation systems in the Northeast. We know exactly when systems need to go in, when they need to come out, and what adjustments keep heads and valves from cracking over a hard winter. We don't apply a one-size schedule — we look at your system and your property.
An over-watering lawn wastes money and encourages shallow root growth. We set up and tune systems for proper run times by zone, factoring in slope, sun exposure, and soil type. A well-programmed system keeps your lawn healthy without inflating your water bill.
Many irrigation companies only service their own installs. We work on any brand of controller, valve, or head — whether your system was put in last year or fifteen years ago. If you're not sure who installed yours, that's fine too.
Low water pressure at the heads leads to dry patches. Too much pressure causes misting and inefficient distribution. We test operating pressure and verify head-to-head coverage before signing off on any setup or repair.
We locate your backflow preventer, controller, and each zone valve. If you have a map of your zones, great — if not, we'll trace them. This baseline assessment catches pre-existing problems before we start any work.
Whether we're doing a spring start-up, winterization, full install, or targeted repair, we work through each zone methodically. Heads get adjusted to their correct arc and radius. Valves are tested for clean on/off function. The controller is programmed with the right schedule for the current season.
We run every zone with you watching before we wrap up. You'll see the coverage, the timing, and the direction of each head. If anything looks off, we address it then — not after a follow-up visit.
The safe window is after the last expected hard frost — typically late April to early May depending on your town and elevation. Starting too early risks damage if a late freeze hits. We monitor conditions and can advise you on timing for your specific area.
The most common causes are a clogged nozzle, a broken seal on the head body, or insufficient water pressure reaching that zone. It can also indicate a partially closed valve or a line that's losing pressure from a slow leak. Most of these are quick fixes once we've tested the zone.
Yes. Drip systems are ideal for raised beds, shrub borders, and areas where overhead spray wastes water or promotes disease on plant leaves. We design, install, and connect drip zones to your existing controller so everything runs on the same schedule.
