Spring is in the air and everyone is gearing up for the season ahead. Cleaning, planting, tending to new blossoms and realizing that over the winter holidays the in-laws drove over three of your sprinkler heads lining the driveway. So along with the wonders of...
You might ask why you need to pay a professional to turn on your lawn sprinkler system in the spring. That is a very good question and it all comes down to what services or irrigation expertise you are paying for. A professional spring sprinkler activation...
Welcome to Morris & Bergen County Irrigation! We have been installing and maintaining irrigation systems on commercial and residential properties since 1975 and have over a dozen service vehicles on the road daily servicing the needs of over 6,000 satisfied customers! Our teams of trained...
If you know how to take care of it, your lawn and garden can give you years of enjoyment for surprisingly little effort. When it comes to watering your yard, you may be able to save yourself some “green” without your lawn turning brown — by...
If you know how to take care of it, your lawn and garden can give you years of enjoyment for surprisingly little effort. When it comes to watering your yard, you may be able to save yourself some “green” without your lawn turning brown — by...
An automatic sprinkler system is a home improvement project worth considering. Not only will it help maintain a healthy beautiful landscape which you can enjoy with your friends and family, but it’s the most convenient and efficient way to ensure your landscape gets the water...
Your objective when irrigating is to get the maximum amount of water to the root zone without wasting water. To achieve this objective in most soils, you will need to apply somewhere between ½ inch and ¾ inch of water per irrigation event. Sandy soils will...
Every year, before the first freeze, the ritual of irrigation "blow out" becomes the priority for all irrigation systems in regions located where the frost level extends below the depth of installed piping. Even if you have drained the water out of your irrigation system,...
Well, it’s that time of year again. The leaves have fallen and temperatures have dropped. This also means that it is time to shut down your irrigation system. Although not as necessary as other parts of the country, here in the New Jersey our irrigation...
Look for the following signs and consider watering when you see at least one of them: Folding leaf blades. Drought-stressed lawns will curl up their leaf blades lengthwise in an attempt to minimize leaf area. Wilting is best seen on the older leaves of the grass...