NEW ZONE INSTALLATIONS

Site Assessment

The first step is to assess the lawn's layout, topography, and water requirements. This evaluation helps determine the best location for the new irrigation zone, considering factors like sun exposure, soil type, and the specific water needs of different plantings.

Design and Planning

Based on the site assessment, the layout and design of the new irrigation zone are planned. The contractor decides on the number of sprinkler heads, their locations, and the trajectory of the pipes to provide even water coverage.

Pipe Installation and Connection to Water Supply

The contractor lays out the necessary pipes to connect the new zone to the existing irrigation system. They ensure proper alignment and depth, burying the pipes to protect them from damage and freezing temperatures. The new pipes are connected to the main water supply, and backflow prevention devices are installed to safeguard the potable water from contamination.

Sprinkler Head Installation

The contractor installs the sprinkler heads within the new zone. They carefully position each head to achieve uniform water coverage across the designated area.

Leak and Pressure and Flow Rate Testing

After installation, the system is thoroughly tested for leaks. The contractor checks all connections and fittings to ensure the new zone is watertight. The pressure and flow rate of the new zone is checked to ensure that the sprinkler heads are delivering water evenly and effectively.

Calibration and Watering Schedule

The contractor calibrates the system to deliver the appropriate amount of water for the specific zone. They determine the ideal watering schedule and duration, taking into account factors like vegetation type, weather conditions, and the time of day.

New Zone Installations

Let RainCheck Irrigation make your dream lawn a REALITY.