Homeowners are constantly changing things, and tackling projects to improve their property. Sometimes they think ahead and realize that the project is going to conflict with the installed irrigation system, and other times they forget until they’re already into the project. Either way, a lawn sprinkler repair expert can help you revamp your system so it will meet your needs.
Many projects can interfere with your sprinkler system. Projects as large as an addition to the house will result in digging that will require moving the irrigation lines. We also get a lot of calls to move the system when homeowners are installing a pool in the yard.
But sometimes smaller projects result in a change in the sprinkler system too. Putting in a patio or new pavers sometimes requires some digging to level the ground, which can damage the lines. They would need to be moved anyway, unless if you’re a fan of an unexpected shower while relaxing on the patio.
Landscape work can also interfere with sprinkler systems. Planting a new bush or flower garden will sometimes require a change in the system (because of digging, and because you want the new plants to be watered), and re-sodding the lawn requires some forethought when you have sprinklers.
When you’re tackling a home improvement project, don’t forget to consider the lawn irrigation system. The good news, is that these systems can be easily revamped. Lines can be detoured, new zones added, or others taken out so that you can accomplish your goals without affecting the health and beauty of your landscaping.
If you’re planning on a home improvement project and need your sprinkler system updated, contact us. If you’ve already started the project and accidentally discovered a line, we can help you with that too. We come prepared for anything, and have most of the supplies on our trucks so any repairs can be done quickly and efficiently.