Irrigation Management
Evaluating weather conditions for irrigation scheduling, equipment modification, and inspections can help reduce contamination of water resources and prevent damage.
Professional irrigation management services can help households decrease water use by 15%, saving 9,000 gallons of water each year.
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Schedule Irrigation Inspection: Ideal Conditions
Plan to send out crew members to inspect systems and schedule repairs if needed.
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Irrigation Needed: Dry Conditions
Ensure irrigation systems are running. Soil is dry and needs to be replenished.
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Do Not Irrigate: Rain
Do not irrigate until top two inches of soil are dry.
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Cancel Irrigation Operations: Heavy Rain
Ensure irrigation systems are turned off.
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Begin Winterizing System: Low Temps
Temperatures are beginning to drop. Ensure systems are clean and ready for winter.
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Cancel Operations: Flood Risk
Don't send out crew members, flash flooding is possible.
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Prep Teams: Lightning and Thunder Risk
Cease operations if needed. Seek shelter. Monitor lightning activity, motion, directionality, and speed 15 and 30 minutes into the future, based on distance from the location.
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Do Not Irrigate: Rain Accumulation
Do not irrigate until the top two inches of soil are dry.