Springtime Sprinkler Preparation Checklist
A sprinkler system startup checklist to get your underground sprinkler system up and running again following its winter hibernation.
1. Check the soil: Make sure the soil is thawed to a depth of at least 12".
2. Check the controller: Clean; check settings and replace the battery back-up.
3. Check the water source (point of connection): Open water supply slowly.
4. Check the valves: Inspect valves closely to ensure they are functioning properly. Check there is no leakage or loose/broken wire connections.
5. Check the placement: Make sure the heads are at the proper height and straight.
6. Check for Wear & Tear: Replace broken or worn nozzles, valves, pipes, and other components.
7. Check for Obstructions: Remove dirt and debris from sprinkler heads.
1. Check the soil: Make sure the soil is thawed to a depth of at least 12".
2. Check the controller: Clean; check settings and replace the battery back-up.
3. Check the water source (point of connection): Open water supply slowly.
4. Check the valves: Inspect valves closely to ensure they are functioning properly. Check there is no leakage or loose/broken wire connections.
5. Check the placement: Make sure the heads are at the proper height and straight.
6. Check for Wear & Tear: Replace broken or worn nozzles, valves, pipes, and other components.
7. Check for Obstructions: Remove dirt and debris from sprinkler heads.
Springtime Sprinkler Preparation Checklist
A sprinkler system startup checklist to get your underground sprinkler system up and running again following its winter hibernation.
1. Check the soil: Make sure the soil is thawed to a depth of at least 12".
2. Check the controller: Clean; check settings and replace the battery back-up.
3. Check the water source (point of connection): Open water supply slowly.
4. Check the valves: Inspect valves closely to ensure they are functioning properly. Check there is no leakage or loose/broken wire connections.
5. Check the placement: Make sure the heads are at the proper height and straight.
6. Check for Wear & Tear: Replace broken or worn nozzles, valves, pipes, and other components.
7. Check for Obstructions: Remove dirt and debris from sprinkler heads.
1. Check the soil: Make sure the soil is thawed to a depth of at least 12".
2. Check the controller: Clean; check settings and replace the battery back-up.
3. Check the water source (point of connection): Open water supply slowly.
4. Check the valves: Inspect valves closely to ensure they are functioning properly. Check there is no leakage or loose/broken wire connections.
5. Check the placement: Make sure the heads are at the proper height and straight.
6. Check for Wear & Tear: Replace broken or worn nozzles, valves, pipes, and other components.
7. Check for Obstructions: Remove dirt and debris from sprinkler heads.