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3 Tips for Maintaining a Commercial Irrigation System

12/30/2018 (Permalink)

Commercial Irrigation System Maintenance

If you have an irrigation system at your business in Stillwater, OK, odds are you may experience a problem with your system. Irrigation flooding can lead to potential water damage and require the services of a water damage restoration professional. Fortunately, when your system goes haywire there are a few things you can do to help mitigate any trouble.

1. Know Your Zones

Some irrigation problems may be occurring in one part of the yard over another. This can indicate that the main problem is located within a specific zone. Knowing where your zones are can help you know which sections to check for potential issues, and examine the area for the source. For example, a big tree in one zone may have wrapped a root around an irrigation pipe.

2. Check the Valves

it's a good idea to check the on/off position of all the valves when experiencing irrigation problems. When going over the irrigation system it’s also important to look for debris. Things like rocks and twigs can get inside open valves and clog up the pipe. A blockage could be the source of any trouble the system may be having.

3. Contact a Specialist

If the problem with your system isn’t obvious, or isn’t something you can fix on your own, it’s best to contact a professional to look over the irrigation. They can look for potential electrical trouble as well as at the system’s hardware, and will have the right tools to fix problems that may be occurring with the pipes.

A broken irrigation system could be a result of a number of problems, but it’s important to get it fixed before you start experiencing water damage problems as well. When problems start occurring with your irrigation look at if any specific areas are having more trouble than others. It’s also a good idea to ensure all the valves are in the correct on or off position, and that none are clogged by debris. When in doubt, contact a professional.

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