You wouldn’t buy a luxury car and skip the oil changes, right? Then why invest time and money into a beautiful lawn and landscaping, only to rely on a hose and hope for rain? At Spartan Irrigation, we believe your yard deserves more. A professionally installed irrigation system isn’t just a convenience; it’s a valuable investment. It’s a long-term investment that brings serious returns for Lansing, MI, homeowners.
Every homeowner dreams of a lush, green lawn—one that looks straight out of a magazine cover. But keeping your grass healthy and hydrated takes more than just good intentions. The real question is: What’s the best way to water your lawn? Should you go with a sleek underground irrigation system or stick with a traditional above-ground setup? At Spartan Irrigation, we know the ins and outs of both options. Let’s break down whether you should go with an underground or above-ground irrigation system.
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.
Maintaining a lush, green lawn requires a reliable irrigation system. And when it comes to irrigation, sprinkler systems from Spartan Irrigation are the go-to option. But like every other mechanical system, sprinklers require regular maintenance and repair. The sprinkler heads are a critical component of the irrigation system that needs frequent upkeep. Sprinkler heads are prone to wear and tear; if you don’t replace them, they can lead to reduced irrigation system efficiency and higher water bills. So, let’s look at the five signs it’s time to replace sprinkler heads.
As anyone with a sprinkler system knows, watering the lawn just right is an art form. But how exactly can you perfect your water usage and get the most efficient watering schedule? The answer is soil sensors. Soil sensors help homeowners save time and money while keeping their lawns healthy and green. So, Spartan Irrigation is here to answer all your questions about how soil sensors optimize water usage with your sprinkler system.
We all love lush, green lawns, but have you ever thought about the right time to water them? While occasional watering is essential to keep your lawn healthy during the summer, there are times when using your sprinkler system isn’t a good idea. It might seem like a perfect opportunity, but Spartan Irrigation is here to explain why you shouldn’t water the lawn during a storm.
Maintaining a beautiful lawn requires a good irrigation system, and what better way to do it than with a sprinkler system from Spartan Irrigation? Sprinkler systems are revolutionary inventions that provide efficient and convenient irrigation to keep your lawn healthy and beautiful. But did you know that certain things can put your sprinklers at risk of damage? Below, we explore three of these risks and why you should call us for repairs.
Watering your lawn and garden is a crucial part of keeping your plants healthy and vibrant. However, it can be challenging to determine the right amount of water to use, especially if you’re new to having an irrigation system. Over watering can lead to root rot, while under watering can stunt growth and cause your plants to wilt. So, Spartan Irrigation is here with our best watering schedule tips to make sure those things don’t happen.
Winter can cause major damage to your sprinklers and other below-ground irrigation components. Before winter settled in, Spartan Irrigation talked about the importance of winterizing your sprinkler system. But, if you missed that post or failed to winterize properly, then this post is for you. We can’t tell you how many homeowners call us to troubleshoot these common irrigation system issues in the spring.
Caring for your landscaping starts with plenty of sunshine and water. Yet, when it comes to watering, there can be too much of a good thing. At Spartan Irrigation, our sprinkler systems are designed to work with the weather patterns to help keep your lawn green all year long. However, there is still a chance you might overwater your grass. Overwatering can put stress on roots, deplete the soil of nutrients, and make your lawn weak. So, if you notice any of these key signs, you’re likely overwatering.