FAQs

The Irrigators LLC
  • How much does a sprinkler system cost in Central New Jersey?

    The price of a new irrigation system varies based on your property's size, the number of watering zones required, existing landscaping, water pressure, and the equipment we install. We'll provide a customized estimate after evaluating your property and specific watering requirements.
  • How often should my lawn sprinkler system be serviced?

    We suggest scheduling an irrigation system inspection at least once per year, usually during your spring startup. Consistent maintenance helps catch broken sprinkler heads, leaks, pressure issues, and inefficient watering patterns before they result in higher water bills or lawn damage.
  • Do you install new residential sprinkler systems?

    Yes. We design and install complete residential irrigation systems tailored to your lawn and landscaping requirements. Every system is planned to deliver proper coverage while reducing water waste and unnecessary runoff.
  • Can you repair an existing sprinkler system?

    Yes. We diagnose and fix common irrigation issues such as broken sprinkler heads, leaking lines, damaged valves, low water pressure, malfunctioning zones, controller issues, and uneven watering patterns.
  • When should I turn my sprinkler system on in New Jersey?

    Most homeowners in Central New Jersey activate their irrigation systems in spring after the threat of freezing temperatures has ended. A professional spring startup lets us inspect and adjust the entire system before you begin regular watering.
  • Do sprinkler systems need to be winterized in New Jersey?

    Yes. Since New Jersey has freezing temperatures during winter, irrigation systems require professional winterization every fall. Blowing water out of the system protects underground pipes, valves, sprinkler heads, and other components from freeze-related damage.
  • Can you install smart irrigation controllers?

    Yes. Smart irrigation controllers automatically adjust watering schedules according to weather conditions, seasonal variations, and your property's specific needs. They help minimize unnecessary watering while maintaining proper irrigation for your lawn and landscaping.