Half the lawn soaked and the other half going brown? A valve leaking into the bed, or drip emitters that have stopped dripping? We find out why and fix it, for homes across Pleasanton from Vintage Hills to Ruby Hill.
Looking after Tri-Valley yards since October 2003.
People call us after another crew could not get their irrigation working. The first job below is one of those.
The front and back yard were watering unevenly. Another crew had already worked on it and could not get it right. We adjusted the rotor nozzles, both the spray pattern and the radius, across both zones until the coverage evened out.
We replaced a leaking valve, and while we were there found the drip irrigation clogged. We flushed the drip lines and added filtration so the emitters stop clogging again, rather than just fixing the part that was obviously broken.
The City of Pleasanton supplies its own water customers, and at the moment all of that water comes from Zone 7 Water Agency.
Two rules are mandatory in Pleasanton: no outdoor watering during or within 48 hours of measurable rain, and no drinking water used to power-wash driveways, sidewalks or other hard surfaces. The city also recommends watering between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., and no more than one day a week from October to March.
The city also offers free irrigation controller consultations: a walk-through of your irrigation system and controller settings.
Yes. You can keep your regular gardener for the mowing and trimming and call us for the irrigation. We fix the sprinklers and the drip, and your gardener carries on with the rest.
No outdoor watering during or within 48 hours of measurable rain, and no hosing down driveways or sidewalks with drinking water. The city recommends watering between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., and once a week from October to March.
Yes. The City of Pleasanton offers free irrigation controller consultations with a walk-through of your system. If that turns up repairs, such as broken heads, a stuck valve or uneven coverage, we can do the work.
The city's Eco-Friendly Lawn Conversion rebate is offered with Zone 7. Funding is limited and first-come, first-served, and Zone 7 is currently waitlisting new applications. Converting the old spray zones to drip is part of that kind of project, and it is work we do.
Call or text (925) 200-8146, or send the form and we will get back to you the same day.