Repairs and Maintenance

Lawn irrigation repairs and maintenance are vital for a lush and healthy outdoor space. Regular upkeep ensures that the irrigation system efficiently delivers water to the lawn while minimizing wastage. Timely attention to repairs and consistent maintenance not only enhances the lawn's appearance but also conserves water resources, promoting environmental sustainability. With a well-functioning irrigation system, homeowners can enjoy a beautiful, vibrant lawn year-round.

Regular lawn irrigation repair and maintenance are essential for keeping the system in peak condition, promoting healthy plant growth, and maximizing water efficiency. It also helps avoid costly repairs and contributes to environmental conservation by minimizing water wastage. Here are the key activities RainCheck Irrigation typically carries out:

Inspection

We conduct a thorough inspection of the entire irrigation system is conducted to identify any visible issues, such as leaks, broken sprinkler heads, or damaged pipes.

Valve Check

All control valves are inspected and tested to ensure they open and close properly, allowing water to flow to the appropriate zones.

Nozzle Cleaning

We clean and replace Nozzles and filters as needed to prevent clogging, which can affect water distribution.

Controller Evaluation

The irrigation controller is checked to confirm proper programming and timing, making necessary adjustments based on the season and specific watering requirements.

Pressure Testing

RainCheck Irrigation tests the water pressure to ensure it falls within the optimal range for the system to function efficiently.

System Flush

Sediment and debris are flushed out from the irrigation system to prevent blockages and ensure smooth water flow.

Calibration

We calibrate the system's water output to match the lawn's needs, soil type, and weather conditions, promoting water conservation and healthy plant growth.

Winterization

Michigan has cold winters, so the irrigation system needs to be winterized to prevent freezing and damage during the colder months. This is to also ensure that the system operates effectively when Spring comes.