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360 Sprinklers offers the following services:
Installing a lawn sprinkler system involves several key steps:
1. Planning: Evaluate your yard to determine the areas that need watering. Measure the space, sketch out your property, and decide on the placement of sprinkler heads
2. Checking Water Pressure: Measure your water pressure using a pressure gauge on an outdoor faucet. This helps ensure your system will function properly
3. Digging Trenches: Use a trenching machine to dig trenches for the pipes. The depth can vary, but typically ranges from 4 to 12 inches
4. Connecting to Water Source: Turn off the water supply and splice into the main water line. This step may require professional assistance if you’re not comfortable with plumbing
5. Installing Zone Valves: Place valves in a valve box and connect them to the main water line. These valves control different sections of your sprinkler system
6. Laying Pipes and Sprinkler Heads: Lay PVC pipes in the trenches and connect them to the sprinkler heads. Ensure the heads are positioned to cover the desired areas
7. Testing and Adjusting: Once everything is connected, test the system to check for leaks and ensure proper coverage. Adjust the sprinkler heads as needed
A well-maintained sprinkler system is vital to maintain healthy grass, plants and trees. 360 Sprinklers is committed and ready to service and repair of your irrigation system.
Irrigation Repairs
Repair Leaks: Fixing leaks in pipes or sprinkler heads to prevent water waste.
Valve Service: Replacing or servicing irrigation valves to ensure proper water flow.
Sprinkler Head Replacement: Change damaged sprinkler heads.
Pipe Replacement: Replacing broken/damaged polyethylene or PVC pipes.
Control Wire Issues: Troubleshoot and repair control wire issues.
Service Calls
System Evaluation: Evaluating the irrigation system to identify issues and recommend solutions.
Timing Module Service: Servicing or replacing timing modules to ensure the system waters at the correct times.
Controller Diagnosis: Diagnosing and servicing irrigation controllers to maintain optimal performance.
Adjustments: Adjustments of sprinkler heads and system settings based on landscape design changes.
Starting up your sprinkler irrigation system in the spring is crucial to ensure it operates efficiently. 360 Sprinklers will inspect your irrigation system to ensure optimal system performance. Start-Up service includes:
Inspecting the Irrigation System: Checking for any visible damage to sprinkler heads, pipes and valves.
Turning on the Water Supply: Opening the main water valve to present damage from a sudden surge of pressure.
Checking the Controller: Ensure the irrigation controller is set to the correct times and / or to program the watering schedule based on your landscape needs.
Zone Testing: Running each zone to check for leaks, clogs, or to adjust alignment of sprinkler heads.
Inspection of Backflow Preventer: Inspect to ensure the backflow preventer is functioning correctly to prevent contamination to your water supply.
Winterizing your irrigation sprinkler system is crucial to prevent damage from freezing temperatures. 360 Sprinklers will winterize your irrigation sprinkler system to prevent any pipes from freezing with the use of an air compressor to blow out any remaining water.
Steps for Winterization include:
Turning off the water supply: Shut off the main valve to your irrigation system.
Drain the Irrigation System: Use manual or automatic drain valves to remove water from pipes.
Blow Out the Irrigation System: Attach an air compressor to the system to blow out any remaining water. This is a critical step to prevent any pipes from freezing and bursting.
Insulate Exposed Components: Wrap any exposed pipes, backflow preventers, and valves with insulation to protect them from freezing temperatures.
Check the Controller: Set your irrigation control system to a winter setting or to “off” position.
