A single rushed sprinkler system startup could burst your fittings and make sprinkler heads pop off. Water hammer damage occurs at the time you open the main valve too fast. Your soil needs to be frost-free at least 12 inches deep before starting the sprinkler system in spring. This is just the beginning. A proper...
When it comes to maintaining a lush, green lawn in the Denver area, having a well-designed sprinkler system is essential. At Omni Landscape and Sprinkler, we specialize in creating custom sprinkler system designs that cater to the unique needs of your property. In this blog, we’ll explore different styles of sprinkler systems, the benefits they...
How do I know if my sprinkler system needs repair? There are several signs that indicate your sprinkler system may be in need of repair. Uneven watering: Some areas of your lawn receive too much water while others are left dry. Puddles or pooling water: Indicates a leak or broken sprinkler head. Low water pressure:...
In a new build with Homeowners Association (HOA) requirements, landscaping guidelines play a pivotal role in shaping the aesthetic cohesion of the community. HOAs often establish strict rules regarding landscape design to maintain a consistent and attractive neighborhood appearance. These guidelines may cover aspects such as permissible plant species, sprinkler installation, tree placement, and even...
