Areas of brown grass around your sprinkler head, surrounded by stripes of lush green grass may seem like a perplexing irrigation problem. Sean Mullarkey explains the problem (low pressure) and several different causes that may be at fault. TriState Water Works regularly diagnoses and fixes lawn sprinkler problems like these. If you are having issues
Choosing an irrigation specialist to start your lawn sprinklers in the spring is an important decision. Your sprinkler system needs a careful inspection before being turned on, to make sure everything is ready for the summer. See why TriState Water Works is Your Prompt and Proven Sprinkler Service provider.
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Spring start-up appointments for your sprinkler system can last 45-60 minutes, depending on how many zones in your irrigation system. TriState Water Works takes the time needed to safely turn on the system and check it for issues that developed over the winter.
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An important part of lawn sprinkler systems is the backflow device, which prevents pollutants from entering our drinking water. Homeowners are responsible for getting their backflow device tested and certified each year.
Ohio counties are taking backflow testing more seriously these days, even going so far as to shut off a homeowner’s water if the certification