3 Facts about Thanksgiving from Sprinkler Master Logan, UT (435-760-0827)

Sprinkler Master Repair Logan, UT (435) 760-0827

1. Benjamin Franklin wanted the National bird to be the turkey instead of the eagle.
2.  Americans consume 46 million turkeys each Thanksgiving.
3. The heaviest turkey on record weighs a whopping 86 pounds!

Sprinkler Master wishes you and your loved ones a happy Thanksgiving!

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1 Day Sprinkler Installation in Logan, Utah

1 Day Sprinkler Installation

Summers in Logan, Utah can be hot and dry, and without a sprinkler system, your lawn will be too. Fortunately for you, we are now offering 1 day sprinkler installations! Our expert technicians can get your home a brand new sprinkler system in a day, using top of the line Rain Bird parts and an advanced Skydrop control timer. Get your yellow, crunchy lawn turned into a soft, emerald green lawn in no time!

Benefits for installing a sprinkler system:

·         Saving water

·         Saving money

·         Saving time

Sprinkler Master Repair (Cache County, UT)

(435) 760-0827

Website: https://Logan.utahsprinklermaster.repair/

How To Save On The Water Bill By Saving Water!

A lawn sprinkler system makes life much easier and saves us time. A sprinkler system cuts back on the use of water by watering more effectively. However, a broken sprinkler system can waste over 4,000 gallons of water a month. Most sprinkler problems go unnoticed because they run at night and go unseen. Common problems with a lawn sprinkler system is that they are not rising above the grass (not popping up all the way) as well as broken tops and broken pipes below the ground.  Sprinklers that do not cover correctly wastewater and can causing lasting damage. Call Sprinkler Master at (435) 760-0827

Common problems of sprinklers wasting water:

• Broken Sprinkler Head
• Broken or cracked sprinkler pipes
• Over watering from timer
• Sunken tilted sprinklers heads
• Wrong spray pattern
• Mixed sprinkler heads
• Sprinkler needs minor adjustment
• Sprinkler valve or zone won’t turn off

Schedule a Free Water Check here with the state

www.slowtheflow.org/index.php/forms/free-water-check

www.cwel.usu.edu/watercheck

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$55 Spring Sprinkler Start Up! Dr. Sprinkler Repair, Logan, UT – (435) 760-0827

Dr. Sprinkler Repair (Logan, UT)

Ends May 1, 2016

We will come out and start up your lawn sprinkler system, for $55 for all averaged size sprinkler systems.* We will use an 8 step process to make sure that your sprinkler system is running right.
The 8 Steps

1. Reseal all sprinkler plugs or drain valves.
2. Open main stop and waste or main sprinkler valve slowly.
3. Do visual inspections of the main line, valve manifold, and backflow unit.
4. Make adjustments to the sprinkler valves by turning off the bleeder screws and adjusting the flow control to the proper setting for your system.
5. Power up the sprinkler timer, then run through each zone to make sure it is getting power; turn the valve on correctly.
6. Check to make sure that sprinklers are working correctly in all zones and make any minor adjustments.
7. Check each lateral line to ensure that they boost each individual zone. Then perform
   a thorough examination of the lateral supply lines. Check sprinkler heads and risers for proper process and direction. Appraise each area for correct coverage and accurate performance pressure. Any alterations, modifications, or repairs needed will be noted. Several common repairs/adjustments are:
   • Garden sprinklers may need to be raised due to shrub or flower growth.
   • Pop-up sprinkler heads may need to be transferred due to shrub or flower growth, landscape changes, fence or tree installations.
   • Bad sprinkler nozzles that are not spraying right may need to be replaced.
   • Sprinkler lines, main or lateral lines, that are broken need to be repaired.
   • Sprinkler electrical issues, such as timer or valve solenoid problems, need to be resolved.
8. Adjust the Sprinkler timer to the weather for the season and program it for how long it will run and what days/time of day it will come on.

Dr. Sprinkler Repair (Logan, UT) specializes in sprinkler repair for all types of systems and every type of lawn and/or garden. We strive for outstanding customer service through excellent communication and work quality. Our goal is to make sure that you are satisfied with your Dr. Sprinkler Repair experience!

*Average size sprinkler systems is 8 zones, additional cost may occur with bigger sprinkler systems over 8 zones.

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Make your own FLOWER TOWER!

We see flower towers all the time in luscious yards and gardens. But did you know that it would be this easy to make one yourself? This easy and customizable DIY will have your yard looking classy in just under an hour at minimal cost.

Materials:

• 4-foot galvanized wire fencing with 2-inch x 4-inch openings
• Landscape fabric
• 6-inch black zip ties
• 13 1⁄2-inch flower pot

Tools:

• Leather palm or cut-resistant work gloves
• Utility knife
• Garden spade
• Aviation snips or tin snips
• Scissors

Step 1: Form the tower from wire fencing according to the size of the pot you will be using

Step 2: Zip-tie the ends of the wire fencing together to form an unbroken cylinder

Step 3: Cover the inside of the fencing with landscape fabric

Step 4: Zip-tie the landscape fabric to the wire fencing

Step 5: Fill the tower with potting soil

Step 6: Fill the rest of the pot with potting soil, using the soil around the edge of the pot to hold the tower in place

Step 7: Cut holes in the landscape fabric

Step 8: Plant the flowers in the holes that you cut, spacing them out evenly

Step 9: Finish off the tower with some flowers on top

Step 10: Enjoy!

Source: http://gardenclub.homedepot.com/build-a-flower-tower/