At the beginning of each season on Long Island, we are busy turning on systems, making repairs, adjusting sprinkler heads, and making sure your system functions. Our goal is to have every system turned on [...]
It is that time of year when many homeowners are considering installing a new irrigation system or replacing an existing system. There are several items that you should consider before deciding. A quality system that [...]
The Long Island Drought Continues! The October drought continues and although lawn and landscapes could use irrigation the time to winterize your sprinkler system is NOW! Fortunately, there is rain in the forecast this next [...]
The months of April & May on Long Island are typically cool and wet. Combined with abundant soil moisture and lawn & landscape beginning to wake up from winter dormancy, very little supplemental irrigation is [...]
Spring Is Here!It’s officially spring and the days will become warmer with each passing week. In a few weeks the lawns will be turning green, plants will be flowering, and trees will begin leafing out. [...]
After a long, cold, and snowy winter on Long Island the warm weather is finally beginning to appear. Each day the weather gets warmer and there is more daylight. It feels great! In another month [...]
A major part in maintaining a healthy turf and landscape is managing the irrigation system during the growing season. During the spring and summer the landscape requires constant consistent watering on Long Island. Depending upon [...]
At this time of year on Long Island, you should begin watering when the daytime temperature is above 70 degrees and there is little or no rain. If it hasn’t rained for 3 or 4 [...]
It is officially October and although it is now officially fall it is not too late to repair your lawn or install a new a lawn. Repairing a lawn is all about preparing the soil [...]
Fall on Long Island is the time for improving your lawn. Golf courses, athletic fields, parks, and private residences all can benefit mightily from fall renovation of turf/lawns in the fall. The reason being is [...]
