Regular inground sprinkler maintenance during spring and fall improves system efficiency, prevents damage, and extends lifespan. Key activities include inspections, repairs, leak checks, adjusting spray heads, and system testing.
Regular maintenance of inground sprinkler systems ensures efficient water use, prolongs system lifespan, and maintains landscape health through inspections, cleaning, leak detection, and system calibration to prevent costly repairs.
Proper winterization of sprinkler systems prevents damage during cold months, extends system lifespan, and involves draining water, blowing out lines, and inspecting components with professional service recommended for best results.
Inground sprinkler maintenance costs depend on system size, age, and type of components. Routine inspections and minor repairs are affordable, but extensive repairs can significantly increase expenses, affecting system performance and water efficiency.
