After winter, irrigation systems need careful reactivation to avoid damage and ensure everything is working correctly. Pipes, valves, sprinkler heads, and control systems must all be checked before regular use begins.

Our spring system turn on process starts with a full inspection of the irrigation system. We check for any visible damage that may have occurred during freezing temperatures, including cracked pipes, broken sprinkler heads, or valve issues.

Next, we gradually restore water pressure to the system to prevent sudden stress on pipes and components. This step is important because improper startup can lead to leaks or system failure if not handled correctly.

We then activate each irrigation zone individually to confirm proper operation. This allows us to identify any issues with coverage, pressure, or malfunctioning sprinkler heads that may have developed during the winter season.

If any problems are found, we make the necessary adjustments or minor repairs to ensure the system operates correctly. This may include replacing damaged heads, fixing leaks, or adjusting spray patterns for proper coverage.

We also check the controller settings to ensure your system is programmed correctly for the upcoming season. Proper scheduling helps maintain healthy lawn coverage while avoiding water waste.

Once the system has been fully inspected and tested, we perform a final run through of all zones to confirm everything is functioning as expected. This ensures your irrigation system is ready for regular use.

Our goal is to help homeowners start the season with a fully operational and efficient irrigation system that delivers consistent watering performance from day one.