Sprinkler system programming
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✓ State-licensed technicians (2-year program)
How Do You Program a Sprinkler Controller?
Four settings make up sprinkler system programming, and we work through them in a set order on every controller. Steps we follow each time include:
- Start time, which decides when the watering cycle begins.
- Run time, which decides how long each zone waters.
- Watering days, which decide how often the cycle repeats.
- Rain sensor settings, which pause a cycle during wet weather.
Which Settings Help Save Water?
Saving water comes down to a few choices in sprinkler system programming, starting with watering deeply on fewer days. Choosing the best time to run sprinklers, between 4 and 9 a.m., cuts the water lost to evaporation. Forecast-based adjustments on smart controllers keep the system from watering during a rainstorm. Plants with similar water needs share a zone in our sprinkler system design, so no area is overwatered. Careful head placement also keeps water off sidewalks and driveways. Power cuts will not wipe your schedule, because the controllers we fit as a lawn irrigation company have battery backup.
Let Our Team Program Your Controller
Handing sprinkler system programming to us means your schedule fits each zone and season without trial and error. Licenses held by our technicians follow 2,000 hours of training and a state exam. Switching to a Wi-Fi controller starts when you get a quote, and the estimate is free. Jotting down which zones seem soggy or dry gives our technician a head start. Let our team program your sprinkler system after a consultation booked by phone or through the contact form.
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