Meet Ken, your area manager! Dr. Sprinkler Repair - Smithfield, UT (435) 760-0827

Meet Ken. Along with the help of his fellow Dr. Sprinkler Repair sprinkler technicians, he works hard to be certain that your yard sprinklers and/or irrigation systems work effectively and efficiently.

Dr. Sprinkler Repair (Smithfield, UT) installs the best and repairs the rest, so you can be sure that you're getting the most out of your money. Give us a call today at (435) 760-0827.

Dr. Sprinkler Repair - Smithfield, UT (435) 760-0827
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Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - Smithfield, UT 435-760-0827

Call Dr. Sprinkler: 435-760-0827

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Fun in your yard starts with a healthy lawn. Dr. Sprinkler can help by installing, fixing, and/or maintaining your sprinkler systems. We aim to please YOU, the customer, with our efficient and effective sprinkler services. Since our start in 2009, we have been assisting our patrons in Smithfield, UT, with any and all sprinkler needs.

“The best way to deal with summer lawn crises is to prevent them before they start.” For more tips and ideas, read this article on summer lawn maintenance.

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Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - Smithfield, UT 435-760-0827

Call Dr. Sprinkler: 435-760-0827
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Dr. Sprinkler Repair has a goal to have outstanding customer service and excellent communication with you, the customer.

We are Licensed and Insured, clean-cut, non-swearing employees who look forward to making your sprinklers run the way you want them to.

Call Dr. Sprinkler: 435-760-0827

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Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - Smithfield, UT 435-760-0827

Call Dr. Sprinkler: 435-760-0827

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Watering
“In dry periods, water newly laid turf, freshly sown areas, and high-quality lawns. Leave established lawns unwatered, but stop mowing because longer grass helps protect the roots. The grass may turn brown, but will recover once it rains.”
“Water a new lawn every week in dry spells, until it is established. You can tell when fine lawns need watering because they lose their spring when walked on. Reduce water evaporation by using sprinklers early in the morning or at night. Move seep hoses by 8 inches every half hour.”
http://www.hgtv.com/gardening/how-to-care-for-your-lawn/index.html

Turn Off The Timer
Automatic irrigation systems have a controller or timer. Most controllers have a “rain” or “off” mode that shuts off the signals to the valves. Turning it “off” allows the controller to keep all the essential programming information stored in it. The only change is that the valves will not activate. If you unplug or cut the power to your controller, be aware that you may need to reprogram it in the spring.
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Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - Smithfield, UT 435-760-0827

Call Dr. Sprinkler: 435-760-0827

http://www.drsprinkler.info/

Dr. Sprinkler specializes in sprinkler repairs and installations. We have a goal to have outstanding customer service and communication with our customers.  Dr. Sprinkler knows that the business is only as good as the people that work for it. As part of our mission statement we are honest, clean and full of integrity; therefore, we say we will be there when we say we will be there.

Setting Soil

“Planting a new lawn is like any good adventure: preparation and planning are key. No matter which planting method you plan to use, you need to prepare the area thoroughly to banish weeds and make sure soil won't immediately crust over or compact into lumpy ruts. John Griggs, a master gardener in West Virginia, says the most important step — and one that many gardeners skip — is testing the pH of your soil.

Do-it-yourself test kits are available from nurseries and catalogs, or you can take advantage of the testing offered by your state's designated agricultural university. "It might seem like a hassle, but testing your soil will save you from pouring money into the ground," John says.

Start by stripping the area of all weeds, including roots, even if that means taking off the top six inches. Then rototill to a depth of at least six inches to loosen compaction and improve drainage. It's extremely important to add loam and compost to enrich the soil; many experts suggest mixing equal parts of loam, sand and your original topsoil. You're best off in the long run if you incorporate a slight slope to facilitate drainage and prevent pooling. Finally, use a roller to pack down the soil, then grade the area with a metal rake. Be as thorough as you can — remember, once you've put your seed or sod down, you can't go back and regrade.”

http://www.hgtv.com/landscaping/basic-lawn-care-tips/index.html

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Dr. Sprinkler Repair LLC - Smithfield, UT 435-760-0827

Call Dr. Sprinkler: 435-760-0827

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My name is Paul Godfrey (owner). We have a goal to have outstanding customer service, and communication with you the customer. We are Licensed and Insured, clean cut, no swearing employees, who look forward to making your sprinkler run the way you want them to.

Feeding

“The amount of fertilizer you need to maintain lush green grass depends on how rich the underlying soil is, and if you occasionally leave the clippings on the lawn, which help top up the soil nutrients. Apply granular or liquid lawn fertilizer at least once a year. Spring and early summer feeds are high in nitrogen to boost leaf growth; products for use in early autumn are low in nitrogen but high in potassium to aid grass roots in winter. Do not overfeed because it can result in weak growth and fungal problems.”

“Divide the lawn into a grid of yard squares using stakes. Apply fertilizer at the rate according to the package. Rent a calibrated spreader for large lawns, and water if it doesn't rain within three days after feeding.”

http://www.hgtv.com/gardening/how-to-care-for-your-lawn/index.html

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