Experienced irrigation managers from Ryan Lawn & Tree and DLC Resources share how systematic electrical and hydraulic troubleshooting — backed by training and site documentation — saves time and cuts costly callbacks.

Elite irrigation contractors are shifting from break-fix service to proactive asset management — using thorough preventive maintenance inspections, smart documentation and an observant eye to protect client investments and grow revenue.

Spring irrigation startups reveal hidden issues before they become costly problems. Experts share inspection steps, crew training tips and water savings strategies.

Maintaining optimal pressure in irrigation systems reduces water waste, extends equipment life, and ensures uniform coverage across all zones.

The number one rule of thumb when working with electricity is to always use caution, and working with low-voltage wiring is no exception.

Simply put, valves in an irrigation system are like the beefy doormen outside a posh nightclub.

The IA submitted a letter to the California Energy Commission regarding its Landscape Irrigation Controllers Proposed Standards. 

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s WaterSense program is issuing a technical clarification on irrigation products.

The adage “use the right tool for the job” never gets old. Whether installing a new system or troubleshooting a service call, essential tools are linked to a lighting contractor’s success.

Whether out on a job, troubleshooting a repair or providing routine maintenance, irrigation professionals require their own “everyday carry.”