Irrigation

Irrigation refers to any system that delivers water to your lawn, garden, or landscaping, helping keep your outdoor spaces healthy with minimal effort on your part. From sprinkler setups and drip lines to smart controllers that adjust watering based on weather, there's a solution for every yard. Angi connects you with local pros who can design, install, or repair irrigation systems tailored to your property.
Irrigation Articles and Advice
In the winter months, you might need to water your lawn, but how cold is too cold? Here’s a handy guide to winter watering for your lawn.
The best time to water a garden or lawn is in the early morning, but there are some factors you’ll need to consider. This guide can help.
How often you water new landscaping can make or break a budding backyard oasis. Here are some tips to give thirsty new plants a chance to thrive.
Irrigation can help your lawn, flower bed, and veggie gardens thrive. But what is irrigation? Follow this guide to learn how irrigation works.
The best time to water your grass is early morning—but the late afternoon or early evening can work, too. Read on to learn why and get more watering tips.
Overwatering your yard can affect the health of your plants by disrupting the underlying soil. So, how is over-irrigation damaging to soil? Let’s take a look.
Wondering who to hire for xeriscaping? Learn when to call a landscaper, designer, or architect, and see how pros build water‑wise yards.
How long to water your grass depends on the type of grass, the season, where you live, and more. Learn when to stop watering grass with this guide.
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Common Irrigation Questions

Winterization or activation typically takes 1-2 hours, depending on the number of zones and system complexity.

You can clear a solenoid valve by carefully removing the valve lid and cleaning each piece of the valve body, including the gasket, seat, spring, and ports. You need a screwdriver, a soft-bristled brush, and a small wire to clean the components. You need to turn off the system at the controller and turn off the main water supply before working in the valve box.

Yes, a faulty sprinkler solenoid can slow down your system’s water pressure. If this component of your sprinkler system is broken or malfunctioning, it’s likely the cause of your low or uneven water pressure woes. Consult a sprinkler repair professional to repair or replace this essential part of your system.

Yes, they customize spray patterns precisely, optimizing coverage based on plant needs and landscape layout.

Check for leaks, ensure nozzles are clear, and inspect for visual damage, optimizing performance while extending the system's lifespan.