Absolutely! We repair and replace broken or malfunctioning sprinkler heads to keep your system running efficiently. If your lawn has dry spots or excessive pooling, it could indicate a sprinkler head issue. We can quickly diagnose and fix the problem.

Signs that your system needs servicing include uneven watering, dry or overly wet patches, low water pressure, leaking valves, or an unexpected increase in your water bill. If you notice any of these issues, it’s best to schedule a professional inspection.

We have expertise in all types of sprinkler situations: Drip irrigation, sprinkler systems, and smart irrigation like rain sensors, and custom control boards.

With proper maintenance, a sprinkler system can last 15-20 years. Individual components like sprinkler heads, valves, and controllers may need replacement sooner, but regular servicing can extend the overall system’s life.

In the spring, we provide professional sprinkler startup services to ensure your system is functioning correctly after winter. We inspect all components, check for leaks, adjust sprinkler heads, and set the controller for efficient watering.

Before winter arrives, we perform sprinkler blowouts to remove water from the lines, preventing freeze damage. Using high-pressure air, we clear out water from pipes, valves, and sprinkler heads to protect your system from costly repairs.

Without a blowout, water left in your sprinkler system can freeze, expand, and crack pipes, valves, and sprinkler heads. This can lead to costly repairs in spring. A proper blowout removes all water, protecting your system from winter damage.

Bozeman's precipitation is predominantly seasonal. During the wet season, your lawn may require less supplemental watering. However, understanding the dry spells that can occur in late summer is critical for ensuring your lawn receives adequate hydration. Aim for about 1 to 1.5 inches of water per week, including rainfall. You can use a rain gauge or empty can to measure your watering amounts.

Water early in the morning or late in the evening when temperatures are cooler, and evaporation rates are lower. This practice maximizes water absorption by plants and minimizes waste.

When watering, ensure that moisture penetrates deep into the soil. This encourages deeper root growth and increases drought resilience.

Yes! We can optimize your system with water-efficient sprinkler heads, smart controllers, rain sensors, and proper scheduling to prevent overwatering. Additionally, we can adjust your system to align with Bozeman’s water conservation guidelines.

The City of Bozeman is increasingly emphasizing water conservation initiatives. The City has proactive methods to control water waste, especially when it comes to sprinklers & irrigation. Your address will be subject to an even/odd watering schedule each summer if you live in city limits. Additionally, the city drought stage may trigger higher usage costs for water usage.The Bozeman Water Conservation Program provides resources and educational opportunities for residents to learn about efficient water use.

Visual inspection of all zones and sprinkler heads.

Check for leaks.

Measure water output.

Analyze soil moisture.

Evaluate coverage & distribution.

Adjust settings.

Identify leaks & malfunctions.

Improve water efficiency.

Enhance plant & grass health.

Comply with local regulations

A noticeable spike in your water bill can be a strong indicator of inefficiency. If your usage has increased without a corresponding increase in the size of your landscape, it's worth investigating your irrigation practices.