Before we begin working on any property, we contact Ontario One Call to ensure all public utilities are located. For any private locates, Our Technicians will ensure to Mark all lines that are underneath the ground within reason. Knowing where all the Power, Cable and Tv, Gas, and Water Lines is crucial before digging into the ground. 

Yes! You will not have to spend another minute of your valuable time watering your lawn. Keep in mind irrigation systems are typically run in the late hours of night, saving valuable water from evaporating, ultimately saving you money. Your new system will do all the watering for you, even when you are away.

Each Irrigation system requires maintenance. Maintenance is important to ensure the system continually runs smoothly. The most important services are the spring turn-on and the fall shutdowns. In the fall, we will blow out all the water in the system to eliminate the risk of freezing pipes over the winter months. Once the spring comes, we will make sure no equipment or parts were damaged over the winter. Finally, we make sure that the system has overlapping coverage and all rotors and spray heads are aimed correctly. 

To professionally maintain your irrigation system, book now to ensure your plan has the comprehensive coverage that is required for Spring, Summer, and Fall Maintenance.

No. different areas (zones) of your property will have different watering requirements, and the system will be set to know which zones require a certain amount of water. 

As each Irrigation system is different, each install can require different times. Most of the systems are completed within a week. Installation times for larger properties may vary depending on conditions such as property size, water pressure/volume, soil conditions and landscaping detail that our technicians will find upon a site visit. 

No, often lawns are much bigger areas in which case we will use different heads for the lawn than the gardens. In the gardens you want to make sure you are correctly and adequately watering the plants, we tailor our systems specifically to each individual situation.

Given the climate that we live in, we experience cold winters with freezing temperatures. To ensure that your system won’t freeze and break over the winter we must winterize it. This process involves using a high-pressure air compressor, clearing all lines, valves, and heads of water.