At A&W Irrigation Service, our goal is to share our knowledge and expertise with you, offering professional guidance on all things related to irrigation. Whether you’re looking for tips on maintaining your system, understanding the latest technology, or exploring eco-friendly practices, we’re here to provide the insights you need. Stay tuned for expert advice and in-depth articles designed to help you make the most of your irrigation system.
When you schedule a fall irrigation system tune-up, you’re protecting your system from winter damage by shutting down the controller, draining water from exposed sections, inspecting each zone for issues, and setting yourself up for a smooth start next season. Why a Fall Tune-Up Matters Before Winter In San Antonio,
When one zone of your sprinkler system doesn’t work, the problem can usually be isolated to the clogged sprinklers, the zone valve or the sprinkler controller. Begin by looking around the area, then work through step-by-step to determine the issue and correct it. 1. Observe and Identify the Problem 2.
Customers rely on professional detection to identify hidden irrigation system damage and avoid expensive repairs. Professionals also employ pressure testing, valve diagnostics, soil moisture sensors and cutting-edge leak detection devices for tracking problems under the ground or behind walls. They uncover clogs, leaks, broken lines and faulty valves that are
Your Helotes lawn looks perfect from the surface, but what’s happening underground? Hidden irrigation leaks can waste thousands of gallons monthly and spike your SAWS water bill by $200 or more. The good news? Modern detection methods can identify these problems before they escalate into disasters. TABLE OF CONTENTS How
When the San Antonio sun starts to warm the soil, it’s your cue to get your sprinkler system ready for another long season of watering. But turning the dial from “off” to “on” isn’t as simple as it sounds. Starting up your irrigation system the wrong way can lead to
Backflow issues are one of those things you don’t think about—until they become a problem. Suddenly, your water smells funny, your irrigation system is acting up, or worse, your home or commercial property is dealing with potential contamination. Backflow is serious business, and in San Antonio, it’s not just a
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