What this covers
Explain whether the problem is a dry patch, a leaking head, runoff or a controller that is hard to use. Photographs and the location of each zone help the business understand the system before a visit.
The assessment can review head placement, spray direction, pressure symptoms and scheduling. Confirm which repairs or adjustments are proposed and how the system is checked afterwards; new layouts need their own site assessment.
Scope
| What is reviewed | Zones, heads, visible leaks, controller and lawn coverage |
|---|---|
| Possible visit work | Head adjustment or replacement, leak investigation and scheduling review |
| To confirm before work | Water access, system testing and the limits of the proposed work |
| Pricing | Quoted by the business after the scope and property conditions are reviewed. |
How a request works
Show the uneven areas
Describe dry patches, leaks or overspray and share the controller details.
Review each zone
Discuss coverage, visible condition and watering needs across the property.
Confirm the adjustments
Agree repairs, testing and settings before the work begins.
Irrigation & Sprinklers questions
It can have several causes. Explain when it appears and whether nearby heads reach it so the business can review irrigation alongside grass and soil conditions.
Share its make, model and the settings you use. The business will confirm whether it can assess that system and which adjustments are suitable.
The layout depends on water access, beds, lawn shape and local requirements. Ask what measurements and checks are needed before a proposal.