Have a question about irrigation and landscaping? We have the answer at Raynmaster Lawn Sprinklers. Check out these FAQs and contact us now for more information!
Hand watering is done randomly and at irregular intervals. Therefore, an automatic system typically uses less water. It can also disperse the water more evenly and for a set amount of time. This allows you to water sunny and shady areas for different amounts of time. You can also program your system to water at the most efficient times. Plus, your system will also continue watering your lawn while you are away.
You will need basic maintenance to keep your system operating effectively. We recommend fall winterization and spring start-up most. In the fall, we’ll shut down your system and blow out the lines to eliminate the risk of freezing pipes. In the springtime, we can turn your system back on and evaluate each zone to adjust the heads and reset the controller.
A backflow device prevents water in the irrigation system from flowing back into the drinking supply. According to the state plumbing code, you are required to have a backflow prevention device with your sprinkler system if it operates from a potable water supply. This includes city and well water.
We guarantee all our parts and labor for one year. Most of our products come with a five-year warranty from the manufacturer.
Most of the time, we install Hunter and Irritrol products. We have found them to be the most reliable options. They are also easy for homeowners to use.
With satellite-based Wi-Fi controller, your system will get weather information via satellite. Then, it will adjust water usage to accommodate the results. In other words, you’ll use less water if it’s cold and more water when it’s hot.
Located in Hebron, KY. Raynmaster Lawn Sprinklers specializes in irrigation maintenance, irrigation installs, French drains, and landscape lighting. 24/7 emergency service. 10% veteran discount. Next-day service. Call us now.
Cincinnati, OH
Hebron, KY 41048
and surrounding areas
Winter Hours From December 1 to March 1
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