New Roch Irrigation

Hey the fall is here don't let your sprinkler system freeze. Give us a call.

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It's time to winterize your sprinkler system.

Just a quick reminder to our clients, New Roch Irrigation has started servicing the sprinkler systems for the season, yeah we love summer too!

Whether you've planted vegetables or flowers in your yard lately, you've likely noticed some dismaying intruders: weeds. Whether they're dandelions, bindweed, spurge, or some other growth, weeds rob nutrients and sunlight from the plants you want to growwhich is why weeds must be eliminated! But how? Before you grab some weedkiller and douse your lawn with it in frustration, there are a few factors to consider. [ 1,028 more word ] https://newrochirrigation.com/mistakes-people-make-trying-/

Remember that the hot season is here now, so you are sprinkler system has to be ready to properly water your garden and lawn. Give us a call or set up an appointment online here: https://newrochirrigation.com/lawn-irrigation-inspections/

Installing an underground sprinkler is a great way to conserve water and save money on irrigation. This type of lawn irrigation system can be a complicated do-it-yourself project, but with right preparation and materials can be completed in a weekend or two. https://newrochirrigation.com/lawn-irrigation-sprinklers-d/

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