What We Do
Four things. A sprinkler system needs a start-up in spring, repairs when something breaks, a blowout before the freeze, and — once — someone to install it properly.
April – May01
Charging a system back up sounds like turning a valve. It isn’t. Do it too early or too fast and you find out what the winter did to your pipes — all at once, at 60 PSI.
All season02
A sprinkler system tells you it is broken in one of two ways: a part of the lawn goes brown, or part of it turns into a swamp. Both mean something underground is not doing its job.
September – November03
Water expands about 9% when it freezes. Your irrigation lines do not. That is the entire argument for a blowout, and it is why this is the one appointment you cannot skip in Nebraska.
April – October04
A sprinkler system is only as good as the design. Get the zoning wrong and you spend the next twenty years watering a lawn that has a dry corner and a swamp — and no amount of controller programming fixes it.
Where We Work
Free estimates. Straight pricing. Owner-operated, start to finish.
Mon–Fri: 8am – 5pm · Text us anytime at (402) 599-0552
