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As the busy season gets underway, it’s inevitable that irrigation contractors are going to be spending more time face-to-face with clients.
customer communication
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Build a strong customer service program by staying connected with clients.
professionals understand client saying
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Keeping the lines of communication open between landscape and irrigation professionals is critical in creating new, well-functioning landscape projects.
Irrigation-Lighting-takes-three-TOCA-awards
TOCA recognized Irrigation & Lighting magazine with three honors in its 2023 awards, which highlight excellence in industry publishing.
A technician working in the dirt with the words "EVERYDAY CARRY."
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Whether out on a job, troubleshooting a repair or providing routine maintenance, irrigation professionals require their own “everyday carry.”
A graphic of a person climbing stairs to a trophy with the words "see the path ahead."
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There are some really good reasons for having designated career paths. It sends the right message to your team and becomes part of your employee experience.
A graphic of people having a conversation with the words "start listening."
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Many business owners and managers in the irrigation and landscape lighting industries are worried that they cannot find good employees.
Mar23_Tech-Two-Wire1
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A two-wire irrigation system can provide a lot of flexibility to contractors, running two separate wires from the central controller to each valve through a decoder.
Sprinklers watering turf and ornamental landscape.
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As the U.S. continues to struggle with drought, increased attention and need have been placed on efficient sprinkler heads for landscaping.