Keeping a landscape watered properly is an on-going process, each year requiring fine-tuning and sometimes up-dating.

Systems usually need to be renovated when:

• Shrubs and trees grow and mature, blocking the water spray and coverage
• The watering requirements of the shrubs and trees have changed as they have matured
• Flowers and annuals are planted in new areas, which nearly always require more water than established shrubs
• New flower pots are added on patios, pool decks, or inside shrub beds.  Flower pots always require more water and more frequent watering than flowers planted in the ground
• New shrub beds are added, which need to be watered on zones separate from the lawn
• Sun and shade conditions on the landscape change
  New shrubs, flowers or turf with different sun/shade requirements are planted
• The original system was not properly designed or installed  
• Changes have been made through the years resulting in un-matched precipitation rates of heads and nozzles