Legends Landscaping Offers Services For Sprinklers Blowouts

Legends Landscaping, a landscaping business based in Nampa, Idaho, has recently released information to help people prepare for the fall season. It is vital to start winterizing sprinkler systems by performing blowouts. This must be done properly, so that the system can run efficiently come springtime. The company, which offers landscaping in Boise ID, offers a full blowout service to people's sprinkler systems.

Shannon Barney from Legends Landscaping says, "Blowouts are incredibly important. People forget a number of the vital steps, or they are simply unaware of the fact that they need to do anything at all. We are there to help them make sure their sprinklers survive the fall and winter season and will be fully operational again come next spring and summer."

People often don't properly prepare their sprinkler system because they don't expel all the water. They must focus on both the equipment and the irrigation system itself. This cannot be achieved simply by using the automatic or manual drain valves. Rather, pressurized air must be used to blow the system out.

It is vital to use the right compressor for the system as well. The Boise landscapers company will look at how many GPM (gallons per minute) flow through each zone of the system. In so doing, they will determine the best compressor size. Furthermore, they will include a blackflow prevention device if the irrigation system is attached to domestic waters.

The services they offer have been very positively received. "They were knowledgeable, courteous and clean, and in uniform," says Ken in Boise. "I had them design a yard for me and it is fully functional, with a water feature, patio, and fire pit. I am ready for summer BBQ's! I have already had my mom call them to help with her yard."

When it comes to sprinklers service Boise residents are encouraged to contact Legends Landscaping as soon as possible. Fall is only just around the corner, and forgetting to service the sprinkler system could be a very costly mistake. Broken sprinklers, after all, often mean not just fully replacing the system itself, but plants will also suffer as a result.