Professional Watering, Sprinkler & Drip Irrigation System Contractors in Manchester, NH

A. The blade for the pipe puller is 10". On most jobs, the pipe is layed at a depth of 4-8" depending upon what the ground conditions are. If there are any really shallow pipes, you will be told what areas they are in so that you can be careful when doing any future work..

A. Absolutely! After the installation you will be taken on a tour of your system. We will explain how the heads work and how they can be adjusted, as well as how to program the controller. We encourage you to spend some time playing and getting to know your new lawn irrigation system. We want you to feel comfortable and confident about how to maximize your lawn sprinkler system use.

A. Call our office. The office will then ask you what the problem is. If it's a programming question or head adjustment question, they generally can answer it for you. If you have a material problem such as a lawn sprinkler head not turning, they will fill out a work order for our service techs and we can usually respond in about 24 hours to take care of the problem.

First, call us early to schedule winterizing. In the event of extreme cold weather and your system has not been winterized yet, there are a couple of steps that you should take to prevent damage from freezing.

A. The disruption of the lawn area has a lot to do with the actual lawn itself. If the turf has a deep thick root structure, then the lawn area tends to go back together nicely. If the root structure is shallow or sporadic or if there are a lot of rocks, the lawn area will be disrupted more. However, the turf and areas affected will be raked and tamped down. When the sprinkler heads and valves are installed, the crew uses tarps to place the dirt and turf on, so that everything that comes out of the hole, goes back into the hole to make the job cleaner.