Serving Kernersville, Oak Ridge and the Triad

Illustration of three rotor heads spraying backlit arcs of water over a lawn at sunrise, with the supply line shown in the soil below

Licensed backflow testing

Irrigation systems in Kernersville, NC

Irrigation in Kernersville: sprinkler systems installed and repaired, plus licensed backflow testing.

Free written estimate before work starts

  • Licensed backflow testing.
  • Licensed and insured.

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Licensed backflow testing, every year

Every irrigation line tied to a home's water supply carries a check valve assembly. Its one job is to keep water from the sprinkler pipes, which can pick up fertilizer, soil and lawn runoff, from flowing back into the water you drink when the pressure in the main drops.

Because a worn seal or a stuck check is invisible from the yard, water providers commonly require the assembly to be tested once a year, with the result reported to them. The rules and the deadline come from your provider, so check the notice they send.

We offer licensed backflow testing for Kernersville homes and businesses, and we can do it on the same visit as a spring start-up or a repair.

Spray, rotor or drip

The right head depends on what you are watering, and most yards use a mix
TypeBest forNotes
Spray headsBest for: Small lawns and tight areasNotes: A fixed fan pattern with a short range
Rotor headsBest for: Large open lawnsNotes: A rotating stream that covers more ground evenly
Drip linesBest for: Beds, shrubs and foundationsNotes: Water right at the roots, with very little waste

What we take care of

  • Smart controllersA Wi-Fi controller that skips a cycle after rain and lets you change a zone from your phone.
  • Drip for bedsShrubs, perennials and foundation plantings watered slowly at the roots.
  • Spring start-up and fall winterizingLines blown out before a hard freeze can crack them, and every zone checked when the water comes back on.
  • Licensed backflow testingThe yearly test on the check valve assembly that protects your drinking water.

When to water, drip for beds and winterizing

When should I water my lawn in the Triad?

Early in the morning, before the heat. Deep, infrequent watering builds stronger fescue roots than a light sprinkle every evening, and a controller handles the timing for you. New lawns stay green longer with sprinkler system installation timed with sod installation.

Do you repair systems you did not install?

Yes. We repair systems we did not install, including older ones. Our sprinkler repair page covers how we find the cause.

Can a system water my flower beds too?

Yes, with drip zones that deliver water slowly at the roots. That is the best way to water beds and foundation plantings without wetting the leaves or the mulch.

Do you winterize sprinkler systems?

Yes. Before the first hard freeze we blow the water out of the lines, and in spring we turn the system back on and check every zone.

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