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A: Absolutely. We provide expert sprinkler system repair services to address a wide range of issues, whether your sprinklers aren't turning on, have low pressure, are leaking, or have broken heads. Our technicians can diagnose the problem and get your system back in optimal working condition.

A: Yes, easily! Repairing broken sprinkler heads is a common task for us. We can replace damaged heads quickly and efficiently to ensure your system is watering correctly and not wasting water.

A: A wet spot often indicates a leak in your sprinkler system. We specialize in fixing sprinkler leaks, whether they are in the lines, valves, or heads. Ignoring a leak can waste a significant amount of water and damage your landscape, so it's best to address it promptly.

A: The ideal watering schedule depends on several factors, including the type of grass, soil conditions, weather, and the design of your sprinkler system. Generally, it's better to water deeply and less frequently to encourage stronger root growth. We can help you determine the best watering schedule for your specific landscape.

A: Yes, winterizing your sprinkler system is crucial in our climate. This involves removing all the water from the pipes, valves, and sprinkler heads to prevent freezing and costly damage. We offer professional winterization services to protect your investment.

For most residential homes, water pressure typically ranges from 40 to 80 psi (pounds per square inch). We generally recommend a water pressure between **50 and 70 psi** for optimal performance and longevity of your plumbing system and appliances.

Water pressure consistently above 80 psi is considered too high and can cause significant stress on your pipes, fixtures, and water-using appliances. Signs that your water pressure might be too high include:

• Loud noises, like banging or hammering, coming from your pipes (known as water hammer).
• Faucets that drip or leak frequently, even after attempted repairs.
• Toilets that continue to run or take an extended time to fill.
• Appliances such as washing machines and dishwashers operating unusually loudly or experiencing frequent breakdowns.
• An unexplained increase in your water bills.
• Water forcefully spraying or sputtering from your faucets.

If you observe any of these indicators or measure your static water pressure above 80 psi, we recommend installing a pressure reducing valve (PRV) to lower the pressure to a safer and more efficient level, ideally within the 50-70 psi range, to meet national plumbing standard.

A: Signs of excessive water use can include soggy areas in your lawn, runoff into the street or driveway, and unusually high water bills. We can perform a system audit to check for leaks, inefficiencies, and suggest adjustments to optimize water usage.

A: Yes, we can fix landscape lighting issues. Whether it's a single light that's out, a problem with the transformer, or wiring issues, our team can troubleshoot and repair your landscape lighting system to restore its beauty and functionality.

A: Flickering lights can be caused by loose connections, faulty bulbs, or issues with the transformer or wiring. We can diagnose the cause of the flickering and make the necessary landscape lighting repairs to ensure your lights are working consistently.

A: Absolutely. We can expand and modify your existing landscape lighting system to add more lights, change the layout, or upgrade to more energy-efficient LED fixtures.

A: To keep your landscape lighting system looking its best and functioning properly, periodic maintenance is recommended. This can include cleaning fixtures, checking connections, trimming surrounding vegetation, and ensuring lights are properly aimed. We offer maintenance services to help prolong the life and performance of your lighting system.

A: Yes, LED landscape lighting is a worthwhile investment. LEDs are significantly more energy-efficient than traditional bulbs, have a much longer lifespan, and can provide a wide range of lighting effects. While the initial cost may be slightly higher, the long-term energy savings and reduced maintenance make them a cost-effective choice.