An irrigation system needs bringing up in spring and shutting down properly before the first hard freeze. We handle start-ups, in-season repairs to heads and lines, and winter blowouts that clear water out of the system before it can freeze and split a pipe.
Richmond winters swing above and below freezing repeatedly rather than staying cold, and it is that cycling that cracks pipework. Water left sitting in a line through a hard December night is the most expensive irrigation mistake there is, and a blowout is by far the cheaper end of it.
Before the first hard freeze — typically late autumn here. It is much better to be a few weeks early than one night late.
Dry patches, water on the driveway, or a section that is always soggy. All three usually mean coverage has drifted rather than the system having failed.
Weekly and bi-weekly mowing from March–November. Includes precise cutting and edging.
Expert pruning for flowering shrubs, evergreens, and deciduous trees to promote health and aesthetics.
Fall service for cool-season grasses like Fescue. Reduces soil compaction and promotes full, healthy turf.