The first real cold snap in Michigan has a way of sneaking up on you and your sprinkler system. One hard freeze, and those buried lines and delicate components can take a serious hit. At Spartan Irrigation, we want to help you get ahead of the weather so your system is ready for winter, not ruined by it. Here are five ways to protect your sprinkler system from fall freezes.
Michigan winters bring a magical blanket of snow, transforming our yards into picturesque scenes straight out of a postcard. While snowfalls are beautiful, have you ever wondered what all that snow is doing to your lawn and irrigation system hiding underneath? At Spartan Irrigation, we want to help you understand the impact of winter weather and how to protect your irrigation system for a healthy lawn come spring.
As the vibrant fall colors fade and the frosty mornings become more frequent, it’s time for homeowners to prepare their lawns for the impending winter months. While keeping a lush, green lawn during the growing season is a source of pride for many, continuing your sprinkler use too late into the fall can cause more harm than good. At Spartan Irrigation, we understand the unique challenges that come with maintaining a beautiful lawn, and we’re here to help. So, let’s explore the risks associated with late-fall sprinkler use and provide expert tips to protect your lawn during the cold seasons.
Picture this: The leaves are turning a brilliant orange, the air is refreshingly crisp, and your lawn is beginning its gradual shift into dormancy. But even as fall encroaches, your sprinkler system’s role remains crucial. Properly managing your sprinkler system during seasonal changes can make the difference between a lush lawn in spring and a patchy one. So, today, Spartan Irrigation gives you tips for running your sprinkler system this fall.
If you have a sprinkler system in your yard, you may have heard the term “water hammer” before. But what exactly is water hammer, and how do you prevent it? Below, Spartan Irrigation gives you a detailed explanation of water hammer, how it can affect your sprinkler system, and most importantly, what you can do to prevent damage.
As we head into the fall, cool weather grasses will start to flourish. Lawns with Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and fine fescues will start to look lush and full. The warm days and cool nights are the perfect time to establish new grass in your lawn, especially if you have bare spots. Regular watering with your irrigation system from Spartan Irrigation will further increase your success in growing new grass this fall. So will these five fall lawn care tips.