http://jandrsprinklers.com/ J & R Sprinkler - Blog RSS Feed 2.0 en-us Fri, 17 Apr 2026 03:04:01 GMT Fri, 17 Apr 2026 03:04:01 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/userfiles/976/images/denver%2Dsprinklers%2Dirrigation%2Dsystems%2Dtroubleshooting%2Ejpg http://jandrsprinklers.com/ http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6870/Troubleshooting-Valve-Problems-in-Your-Denver-Sprinkler-Irrigation-System blog Knowing the symptoms of a broken sprinkler valve can make troubleshooting your irrigation system problems much easier. When a sprinkler valve is not working properly, the effects can vary widely, because sprinkler valves have many components that can break or malfunction. To complicate matters, bad valves don’t always behave the same way. Bad valve symptoms can also look like a broken sprinkler head or even household water pressure problems. And if you can't pinpoint the issue, J & R Sprinkler can troubleshoot any sprinkler problem for any system. It's what we do best. Bad Valve Symptoms To Look For 1. Leaks around the valve Leaks are a pretty obvious symptom of a broken sprinkler valve. Leaking around the valve could be caused by a number of issues. Look closely at the value to see from where the water is leaking. 2. Leak at the sprinkler furthest from the valve This is a bad valve symptom that is easy to miss. When there is standing water or leaking water at the sprinkler furthest from the sprinkler valves, it could be the sprinkler head â€" but it could also be that corresponding valve. Standing water is a sign that the valve is not shutting off completely. 3. Sprinkler valve is not turning on If the sprinkler valve will not turn on with the timer it can be a bad valve symptom, but it can also just be a wiring problem. Try turning the sprinkler valve on manually to isolate an electrical issue. 4. Low or no water to the sprinkler heads When you troubleshoot water sprinkler valves, if the sprinkler heads seem to be getting very little or no water, but the valve is clearly on, this could be a bad valve symptom. The sprinkler valve that's not allowing enough water flow through the valve could cause sprinkler pressure problems. If all of the sprinkler valves are not getting enough or any water, then the problem is most likely not the valves. Does this seem like more than you want to try and troubleshoot on your own? No problem. Many companies prefer to avoid sprinkler repairs, but at J & R Sprinkler, it is what we do best. Whether there is a hidden leak, broken valve, or the automatic timer is malfunctioning, we will troubleshoot the system and make the necessary repairs with ease and in a timely manner. As we perform a repair, we are always mindful of your individual needs and watering requirements. We have been building solid relationships with our valued customers since 1977. We know that in order to succeed at what we do, we have to keep our customers happy. And our first priority is you. We still run our family business based of our founding principles of trust and dependability, so that you can feel confident in continuing to call us back. Give us a call today to get your system checked for leaks and problems. We offer free estimates:  303-688-5909. Wed, 10 Aug 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6870/Troubleshooting-Valve-Problems-in-Your-Denver-Sprinkler-Irrigation-System http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6815/Operating-and-Maintaining-Your-Denver-Landscape-Sprinkler-Irrigation-System- blog Periodic droughts, characteristic in the Denver area, limit the total water supply available for outdoor landscape watering, indoor consumption, manufacturing, agriculture, and other uses in Colorado’s semi-arid climate. Our first priority is you, the customer, and we know that in order to succeed at what we do, we want to keep you happy. So why not let us, here at J&R Sprinklers, do a lawn sprinkler installation and/or audit, so that you don't have to worry about keeping your landscaping looking premier while also honoring our limited local resources? Efficient irrigation requires a quality sprinkler system, excellent water management skills, and regular system maintenance. Tune ups and renovations of your home irrigation system will greatly improve water coverage â€" resulting in both better plant growth and water savings. Additionally, seasonal adjustment of irrigation controllers yields substantial water savings and better plant health. As we move forward, new technologies will also likely result in improved water management. And remember that an irrigation audit can point to where your best water savings can be achieved. Regardless of the type of plants grown, a tune-up of home irrigation systems can yield substantial water savings. Attention to sprinkler system management, maintenance, and needed renovations can conserve water while producing better plant growth. Keep in mind that the average home landscape uses as much as 50% of the total water consumed in a given household. Improve Water Management â€" & Savings Changing sprinkler system settings on the control clock/timer are the easiest and fastest water-saving changes to make. Because different types of plants have different water needs, set zones/stations to apply the amount of water needed by the particular plants grown in that zone. Also, plants require less water in the cool of spring and fall, and more water in the heat of summer, so it’s a good idea to change controller run times to meet the seasonal needs of plants.   Too much water is often applied to clay soils, which are prevalent in the Denver area, depriving plant roots of the oxygen they need to function properly. Applying the right amounts of water to water your lawn will produce healthier roots. So practicing seasonal adjustments not only conserve water, they result in healthier plants. A shady or northern exposure will likely require only half of the water of a level, sunny landscape, so matching your run time to exposure is also a good water-saving practice. A south or west-facing slope may require two times the water of a level landscape area that is in full sun. Adjust run times on the controller accordingly. Whether we installed your irrigation system or not, here at J&R Sprinklers, we are ready to come out and tune-up, maintain, audit, and/or adjust your sprinkler system. You count on us for your irrigation needs in Denver. Contact us at 303-688-5909 and we’ll come out to ensure you’re getting just the right amount of water on your lawn and landscaping. Wed, 03 Aug 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6815/Operating-and-Maintaining-Your-Denver-Landscape-Sprinkler-Irrigation-System- http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6752/Overusing-Sprinkler-Irrigation-Systems--Signs-of-Overwatering blog Sprinkler irrigation systems can work wonders when it comes to watering your lawn and keeping plants looking fresh and healthy. When lawns don’t receive enough water, plants can dry out and become brown, but too much water is not a good thing either. Here are the signs that you’ve overwatered your lawn: Fungal Growths If sprinkler irrigation systems are overused, excess water that is not absorbed into the soil will linger around on grass blades and plant leaves. This excess water promotes the growth of fungi including mushrooms and rust fungus, which is a reddish orange type of grass that grows in moist conditions. If you notice either of these fungi growing in your yard, take a close look at your watering schedule. Learn more about how to deal with grass fungal diseases in your yard. Surface Water One of the most common signs of overusing sprinkler irrigation systems is excess water on the surface of your grass. If you feel your feet seeking into a puddle as you walk across the lawn, or the surface of the lawn feels spongy, you need to cut back on watering. Insects Mosquitos thrive in areas with standing water, so if you’re overusing sprinkler irrigation systems, you may notice an influx of these pesky little bugs flying around. But, mosquitos aren’t the only insects that you have to worry about. Overwatering also attracts beetles and worms, which thrive in damp areas and feed on your grass. Not only will you have to fight off insects, but you’ll also have to replace any plants or grass patches that have been destroyed by these bugs. Weeds When sprinkler irrigation systems are overused, lawns become vulnerable to weeds. Some weed species such as smooth crabgrass and yellow nutsedge grow especially well in areas that have been overwatered. To prevent these weeds from taking over your lawn, cut back on watering your lawn and remove the weeds, making sure to get the entire root out of the ground. Thatch Thatch is a combination of slightly decomposed plant leaves, roots and stems that naturally forms on top of your lawn over time. Haven’t seen it? Thatch lies very close to the soil’s surface beneath the grass blades, so it’s not easily visible. This excess plant material is beneficial to your grass’s health. It helps prevent damage caused by foot traffic and lawn mowers and slows water loss. However, when sprinkler irrigation systems are overused, the microorganisms that break down thatch cannot do their jobs, and thatch begins to build up. Once it is around one-inch thick, thatch stops helping your lawn and begins to hurt it by preventing oxygen from making its way to the roots. Too much thatch also creates the ideal environment for bugs to start breeding and feeding on your lawn. If you begin to notice thatch building up underneath grass blades, this is a sign that you are overwatering your lawn. Want more advice to help you maintain a healthy lawn? Let our team of professionals with over 35 years of experience help you with your lawn care needs! Contact J&R Sprinklers at 303-688-5909 to get a free estimate today!   Wed, 27 Jul 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6752/Overusing-Sprinkler-Irrigation-Systems--Signs-of-Overwatering http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6683/Sprinkler-Irrigation-Systems---Summer-Lawn-Care blog Summer means rising temperatures, bright sunshine and kids playing on the front lawn celebrating school being out for the next few months. But, it also means managing sprinkler irrigation systems properly to ensure that you’re taking care of your lawn! Follow these tips to learn how to do so: Know when to water. During the summer, you should only use sprinkler irrigation systems during the early morning hours when outside temperatures are at their coolest. When you use the sprinklers during these hours, the water won’t evaporate from the heat before being absorbed into the soil. If you choose to water your lawn during the afternoon when temperatures are scorching, you will have to use a lot more water to make sure your lawn is getting what it needs to stay healthy and lush. Many people believe that watering during the evening hours is fine since temperatures cool down during this time, too. However, if you water your lawn at night, the grass will stay wet for a long period of time and either fungus or mold could easily grow. Read five summer lawn watering tips. Know how much is enough. As the seasons change, so do your lawn’s water needs. During the summer, sprinkler irrigation systems should run until the lawn is covered by about one inch of water in every area. The lawn should be watered once a week to maintain consistency and keep your lawn looking fresh and healthy all summer long. Be careful mowing. Grass tends to grow more quickly in the summer, so you may have to break out the lawn mower on a more regular basis than usual. It’s recommended that you keep grass around two and a half to three inches tall to protect the soil without making your lawn look unkempt. It’s important that you take the time to carefully mow your lawn to avoid running into your sprinklers. Sprinkler irrigation systems are often damaged by homeowners pushing a mower without paying attention to the path in front of them. If you do hit a sprinkler with the mower, be sure to get it replaced or repaired as soon as possible so that section of your lawn doesn’t suffer. Keep the yard tidy. Just like grass, bushes will grow faster in the summertime, too. Be sure to take a few extra minutes every time you mow your grass to trim these down as well. If bushes begin to grow too wide, they can interfere with sprinkler irrigation systems by blocking the water from hitting the grass that grows underneath.  Also, make sure that you are picking up anything that your kids have left in the yard like their bicycles or scooters. If placed in certain positions, these could also mess up the range of your sprinklers. Heavy toys could also damage your lawn’s grass, so it’s best to keep these in the garage or on the sidewalk. Are you ready to install sprinklers in your yard? Let our team of professionals with over 35 years of experience help you transform your yard. Contact J&R Sprinklers at 303-688-5909 to get a free estimate today!   Wed, 20 Jul 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6683/Sprinkler-Irrigation-Systems---Summer-Lawn-Care http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6639/Denver-Sprinkler-Installation-to-Care-for-Your-Hydroseeded-Lawn- blog Hydroseeding is quickly becoming a very popular method for seeding lawns. Hydroseeded lawns have a mixture of grass seed, water, fiber, mulch, and fertilizer blended together and sprayed over a prepared seedbed. This protective cocoon of ingredients around the seed helps insure germination. Caring for a hydroseeded lawn is imperative to ensure successful germination and grass establishment, and the most hassle-free watering option is a sprinkler irrigation system. At J&R Sprinklers, we want you to have the very best information when it comes to caring for and watering your hydroseeded lawn. Watering Allow the mulch mixture to dry before watering. After the area is hydroseeded, it will usually be dry by the next day. During the first two weeks, water all areas every day, keeping area slightly moist. Don't water so much that you have run-off, as this will carry away the seeds. Don't water if heavy rain is predicted within the next 12 hours, nor when the daytime temperature exceeds 85 degrees with high humidity. During extreme heat conditions, you can cook the grass and invite fungus by watering in temperatures over 85 degrees. In shady areas, allow the mulch to dry out between waterings. After you have mowed the lawn once, water less often while increasing the watering time. This will promote deeper root growth. A lawn should receive one to two inches of water per week. Mowing Allow the hydroseeded area to dry out before mowing each time, and mow grass as soon as it's needed. Cut the grass on a high setting for best lawn care. This keeps the grass cooler and keeps weed seeds from germinating. Try not to mow off more than 1/3 of the plant when mowing each time. And it is not necessary to pick up your clippings unless the grass cuttings are smothering the new grass. Fertilizing In the first year of growth, special attention should be paid to root development. Phosphorus will stimulate root growth and is necessary for the development. The best fertilizer to use initially is a "starter" fertilizer where the second number in the composition (phosphorus) is greater than the first number (nitrate). Once your lawn matures, you can begin to use fertilizers with more nitrogen. We suggest never going over a 2:1 ratio (nitrogen to phosphorus) in a mature lawn. Weed and feed fertilizers typically can be applied after three mowings. We are happy to educate you on the benefits of hydroseeding and the best sprinkler systems to keep your lawn thriving after the seeds are down. At J&R Sprinklers, we can help you decide on the best options for your landscape, time, and budget. We know that in order to succeed at what we do, we have to keep our customers happy, and our first priority is you. Contact us today at 303-688-5909 to get more information about our hydroseeding program, as well as the best sprinkler irrigation system for your home or business. Wed, 13 Jul 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6639/Denver-Sprinkler-Installation-to-Care-for-Your-Hydroseeded-Lawn- http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6598/Sprinkler-Irrigation-Systems-Prevent-These-Common-Watering-mistakes blog Poor watering techniques can lead to root rot, weed growth, and discoloration in your plants and grass. Providing ample water for your lawn and garden is the key to healthy plants. However, you can do more harm than good if you are not paying attention. We know that in order to succeed at what we do, we have to keep our customers happy, and our first priority is you. That’s why it’s in your best interest to hire our professionals at J&R Sprinklers, to do a lawn sprinkler installation, so that you don't have to worry about these common irrigation mistakes. Signs of Under-Watering: The grass blades roll or start to fold. The blades turn a grayish-blue instead of a dark green. The ground is hard. A screwdriver won’t go into the soil with gentle pressure. Walking across the lawn leaves footprints Signs of Over-watering: Runoff from your sprinklers into your driveway or street is excessive because your lawn is oversaturated. Crabgrass and other weeds start to thrive and spread. The ground feels mushy or soggy when you walk on it. You notice standing water in your lawn. Mushrooms and algae begin to grow in your lawn. The grass turns yellow or light green. Irregular, spreading bare patches appear caused by moisture-loving insects. Grass begins to wilt, often due to white grubs feeding on the roots. Best Time of Day to Water: Don’t water at night. A wet lawn that sits all night is prone to root rot â€" as well as fungus and other infections. Water in the early morning between 4am and 8am. Otherwise, you can waste up to 65% of your water; it evaporates in the heat of the day before your grass can absorb it. Don’t Water in the Rain: This sounds like a no-brainer, doesn’t it? But how many times have you driven past properties with the sprinklers running full blast while it’s pouring down rain? If you can’t be home to turn off your system when it rains, let us install a rain sensor. It’s small, affordable and pretty much runs itself. Adjusting Water: Already have an irrigation system? If your lawn shows signs of too little or too much watering, simply adjust your watering schedule by changing how often and how long you water. Don’t know how to change your sprinkler system controller and program it in order to achieve efficient lawn watering? We can take care of that for you. Whether you just moved in to a new home, or you've forgotten since last summer how to program your system, we're your Denver sprinkler professionals, and the go-to source to figure it out for you. Whether we installed your irrigation system or not, here at J&R Sprinklers, we still run our family business based of our founding principles of trust and dependability, so you count on us for your irrigation needs in Denver. Contact us at 303-688-5909 and we’ll come out to ensure you’re getting just the right amount of water on your lawn and landscaping. Wed, 06 Jul 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6598/Sprinkler-Irrigation-Systems-Prevent-These-Common-Watering-mistakes http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6314/Denver-Sprinkler-Maintenance-Checklist blog Ready to tackle your Sunday cleaning? Don’t forget about your sprinkler system! Sprinkler maintenance is important, but many homeowners forget to do it or aren’t sure how to begin. If you find a part of your sprinkler system that needs a repair, or don't trust yourself to know if something might be wrong, call J & R Sprinklers, the premier sprinkler repair company in Denver. We'll come out to check your sprinklers, and repair them if needed. Remove clogs. Over time, sprinklers can become clogged by dirt and debris in the air, so make it part of your spring cleaning sprinkler maintenance checklist to clear out these blockages. If you have a spray sprinkler, all you have to do to remove clogs is raise the pop-up of the sprinkler and unscrew the head. Remove the filter from the inside and lightly rinse it to remove any dirt. For rotor sprinklers, simply unscrew the rotor from the rest of the sprinkler and remove the filter to rinse it. If you have trouble removing the filter with your fingertips, try grabbing a pair of tweezers. Don’t forget to also rinse the spray nozzle since dirt can build up in this area as well. Test it. A great addition to your sprinkler maintenance checklist is to test the water for any sign of leakage or irregular sprays. To test it, turn on your sprinkler system one zone at a time. Look for any sprinklers that are not spraying the area that they should be, or not releasing enough water. This is also the time to see if any new landscaping that has been added to your home recently is blocking the path of a sprinkler. Homeowners often don’t think about this when putting in new plants or seating areas, so now is the time to check. If your sprinkler is hitting a lot of sidewalk or driveway, maybe you should consider adjusting the spray zone so you don’t waste water. Learn more about outdoor water conservation tips. As you run these different tests, take note of the water pressure. If it seems off, it’s best to call a professional to try to determine the issue instead of handling it yourself. Also, if your system is equipped with a timer, now is the perfect time to test to make sure it is working properly. If there are any issues, call J&R Sprinklers for assistance with repairs. Check the sprinkler heads. Walk through your lawn and do a quick check on all sprinkler heads as part of your sprinkler maintenance checklist. It’s not hard to run into a sprinkler head with a lawn mower or car, so you may have damaged one of your sprinklers without even realizing it. Look for cracks in the head or sprinkler piping. Some spray sprinklers may even have missing nozzles if they were hit by a lawn mower or subject to harsh weather over the last few months. If you do notice a broken head or missing nozzle, don’t hesitate to contact J&R Sprinklers for help with repairs. Do you need assistance keeping up with your sprinkler maintenance in Denver this summer? Let our team of professionals with over 35 years of experience help you! Contact J&R Sprinklers at 303-688-5909 to get a free estimate today!   Wed, 29 Jun 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6314/Denver-Sprinkler-Maintenance-Checklist http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6128/Important-Components-of-an-Irrigation-System blog Many homeowners do not have an irrigation system for their landscaping needs. Often, the ones that do will find that it is not properly installed. This is an observation that landscapers or irrigation system specialist have found to be true for many homeowners and their properties. It is very common to fix a drip irrigation system that is not properly installed. There are various essential elements of an irrigation system as it relates to landscape remodeling. The Design There is a recommended way to set up a drip irrigation system for your garden. The design of the irrigation system will depend on how the plants are laid out. Each plant will have its various shapes, structure, and form as well as the amount of sun that they can take. The planting zones will indicate the setup of the irrigation system. Irrigation Zones The irrigation zones should be chosen wisely. This is true because with the right zoning the valves will be able to deliver the right amount of water at various levels of frequency and durations. That means, for the ideal results, a single valve or irrigation station would have to be devoted to a specific zone. Some of the examples of different zones could be: The front lawn The backyard Trees Front shrubs Vegetable garden For each of these zones, there will be different water requirements. Some zones will need to be watered daily while others can take watering once each week. Location of Valves When the irrigated zones have been laid out, it is time to consider where to place the valves. The source of water will be needed in all the control valves. This is important because where the water is connected will have great bearing on where the control box is located. If the mainline goes into the house, there may be a pressure reducer installed. If there are no fittings to connect the irrigation valves to the mainline, then you have to run your own line. Irrigation Controller You should make sure all the valves are automated and have an irrigation controller to control the valves. For as many valves as you have, you should have as many stations for the controller. Because the controller works with electricity, it can be located on the outdoors or indoors. You will have to run control wires from its location to each valve. For that reason, you don’t’ have to move the valves in close proximity to the controller. Lateral Lines A lateral line is going to be needed for each zone once your mainline connection, controller, and valves are set up. For a normal drip irrigation system, the lateral tubing will be half inch for each plant. You will also need emitters that hold a certain amount of gallons of water per hour. The output of the emitter should be consistent on every zone. You will have to determine this when you select and design the plant area. If you are interested in having a professional take a look at your irrigation system or sprinkler system, contact by visiting our website at J&R Sprinklers. You can also call us today at 303-688-5909. Wed, 22 Jun 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6128/Important-Components-of-an-Irrigation-System http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6056/Things-to-Consider-Before-Installing-Sprinkler-Irrigation-Systems blog Planning on installing new sprinklers in your front or backyard? Before you move forward with the installation of sprinkler irrigation systems, it’s important that you ask yourself a few questions so that you (and your yard!) are prepared: Are there any water regulations where you live? There are many different kinds of sprinkler irrigation systems, so it’s important to know whether your community or city requires you to pick a certain one. For example, some cities require that residents choose high efficiency sprinkler irrigation systems to limit the amount of water wasted. Without looking into this ahead of time, you could waste a lot of time and money by making the wrong choice. Learn about the sprinkler system types and the pros and cons of each here. Do you want one of the automated sprinkler irrigation systems? Many sprinkler irrigation systems can be attached to timers so you never have to worry about remembering to turn the water on and off. However, newer models have even more advanced features, such as a moisture sensor that can tell when your grass lacks the moisture needed to survive. Before you choose which one of the many sprinkler irrigation systems you want, decide whether or not you want one of these automated features. This will help you narrow down which sprinkler system is right for you. How do you want to install the sprinklers? Another important aspect of this process is figuring out how you want to install the sprinkler system. Not every part of your lawn will need the same amount of water, so keep this in mind as you talk to an irrigation professional about the install. For example, if you have a delicate flowerbed in one area of your lawn, this area might not survive with constant streams of water hitting it. Areas that receive more direct sunlight will need more water, while shaded areas won’t need as much. Because of all of these factors, it’s important to carefully plan out how to install sprinkler irrigation systems in your yard before you have a professional begin to do it. What parts will your irrigation professional use? You may not care about the names or model numbers of each different part of your new sprinkler irrigation systems now, but you will in the future. If you ever need to make repairs, it’s important that you have the exact name and model number of the parts used. To avoid frustration down the road, ask the company who is doing your install to write down every piece of information they have right now. It may seem like a hassle now, but you’ll thank yourself in a few years when you don’t have to go digging for this information. Are you ready to learn about the different types of sprinkler irrigation systems that you can install in your yard? Let our team of professionals with over 35 years of experience help you transform your yard. Contact J&R Sprinklers at 303-688-5909 to get a free estimate today! Wed, 15 Jun 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/6056/Things-to-Consider-Before-Installing-Sprinkler-Irrigation-Systems http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5858/Saving-Water-with-an-Efficient-Irrigation-System blog These days, sprinklers have a design that is a third more efficient compared to sprinklers in the past. It is not unlikely that you could find a sprinkler or irrigation system with controllers programmed by software and then connected to weather sensors or remote soil. Some of them have controls with built-in pressure for the prevention of overwatering. For example, a homeowner may see a patch of brown in the grass and think right away that the lawn needs to be watered. However, there is a specific way to water the grass so as not to destroy the turf. Let’s take a closer look. Timed System Sprinkler systems that are timed to water will have a night or early morning schedule. In that way, not many people will see exactly what is taking place. For added efficiency, it is best to let each watering zone run briefly during the allowed daylight hours. This will help you to evaluate the extent at which it is operating. Assess the Operation When you assess the operation of your sprinkler system, you will look for various things such as: Are there any broken lines? Are there any damaged sprinkler heads? Have any of the sprinkler heads repositioned? Is there clogging in the nozzles? Is water reaching the right places where it is needed and not the opposite? You should also look to see if vegetation is causing the sprinkler spray to be blocked. If you notice any fogging or misting over the sprinkler, then water is being wasted. Make sure that you adjust the controller timers to match the season. The Runoff If the water begins moving to the driveway or sidewalk, it means that you are overwatering and the lawn has become saturated. This is called a ‘runoff.’ Also, sprinkler heads may drain after the system shuts down. You want to make sure that they are properly drained. Or to stop drainage, identify the low points of the system and install a check valve. It would be ideal to set up shorter times for the sprinkler to go on and more cycles. The Solution To avoid runoffs, you can do one of three things: Shorten the watering schedule Allow sufficient time for each watering schedule to be completed Have your repair company add a retrofit sensor to the existing controller or have it reset to accommodate brief watering times and watering intervals You should then make an observation on the results and then accommodate any adjustments if possible. Repair the Damage You may be losing water from your sprinkler system because of a break in the water lines. You could replace the parts or get the damage fixed. Reduce the pressure of the water that goes to the sprinkler so that it is not damaged. Replace or Repair You can either replace a sprinkler system by purchasing the most technologically advanced one or search for ways that you can retrofit the existing system. If you haven’t examined your sprinkler system in years, you may not be aware of the distinct differences in the technology used in the past and the new technology. It is like a disparity between the smart phone device and a rotary dial phone. For this reason, you need an expert to guide you into making the appropriate decision. If you need to replace your sprinkler system or have it repaired, contact J&R Sprinklers. We offer sprinkler services Denver residents have come to appreciate. We invite you to take action today and ask for a free estimate when you call us at 303-688-5909.   Wed, 08 Jun 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5858/Saving-Water-with-an-Efficient-Irrigation-System http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5845/Importance-of-Sprinkler-System-Maintenance-Service-in-Denver blog Not every sprinkler system is created the same. In fact, some sprinkler systems are ideally suited for specific tasks compared to others. There are some sprinkler systems that operate more efficiently and effectively than others. The good news for homeowners is that no matter what sprinkler system is used, there are simple actions to take to make sure that the appropriate amount of water needs are met. Regular Maintenance Were you aware that regular maintenance of your sprinkler system allows it to run at peak performance? It also makes the elements of the irrigation system last much longer. When your irrigation system is maintained on a regular basis, water waste will be prevented and operating costs lowered. In any event, you will have a healthier lawn and beautiful landscape. Specific Requirements Below are specific maintenance requirements that you should take into consideration. Check to make sure that the drain is not opened. If it is, then close them. It could be that it was left open unintentionally Open the key valve slowly. This will prevent the piping between the backflow and valve from filling up with water. Open a single control valve as you pressurize the channel linked directly from the backflow prevention assembly to the control valves. This allows air to escape from the piping through the heads of the sprinkler so it does not continue to be trapped with air and fill up with water. Allow a specialist to test the backflow or cross connection assembly to make sure it passes the rules and regulations of the city. Run the whole sprinkler system, but be careful to do so a single zone each time. As you run the sprinkler system, look for signs of leaks. Especially look for any damage to the piping or sprinkler heads. If needed, replace or repair as is needed. With regular maintenance of your sprinkler system, you will be able to check to ensure accuracy in your spray patterns. You will be able to make adjustments to the sprinkler heads to ensure that the landscape is watered and not the pavement or sidewalk. During maintenance, you will be able to clean nozzles that are blocked. Rain Sensors It would be helpful if you could have a rain sensor installed. It is necessary to have a rain sensor to automatically shut off the sprinkler system at times when it rains and when a quarter inch of water accumulates. Once the level of moisture subsides, the rain sensor will enable the system and the preceding watering timetable will resume. Be sure to mount your rain sensors in an area that is unobstructed and open to the sky. This minimizes any likely chance of having fallen leaves or debris block the rain sensor. Whether there is rain or sun, you will discover that it is important to maintain your sprinkler system. If you have any problems with your irrigation system, it can be fixed easily, but the problems have to be identified in order to have it repaired. To efficiently maintain your irrigation system, it is highly suggested that you do regular inspections while the system is in operation. If you encounter problems with your sprinkler or irrigation system, it is best to speak to a specialist like J&R Sprinklers. Contact us today by calling 303-688-5909. Thu, 02 Jun 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5845/Importance-of-Sprinkler-System-Maintenance-Service-in-Denver http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5653/How-to-Schedule-Watering-of-Your-Sprinkler-System blog It can be quite tricky to incorporate the right irrigation schedule. Some landscape professionals have yet to master this. By far, the direct loss of plant-related materials during a landscape project results from inappropriate irrigation scheduling. It may surprise you to learn that less water or too much water is not the most common issue with irrigation scheduling. Frequent watering is the obvious problem. Most of the common shrub diseases and turf grass in landscaping is worsened with frequent watering. Understanding Your Plants Once you can understand how much water your plant needs, it will aid you in preparing your irrigation schedule and sprinkler system. To survive, the roots of the plant are going to need a combined amount of air and water. If you don’t’ wet the roots as needed, the plants could die. However, irrigation scheduling should start with examining the plants that need to be watered before you actually water the plants. There are some plants that just love water, no matter how much. For that reason, an irrigation schedule is easy. You could even check with your local nursery to see which plants can take more water and which ones cannot. If you are uncertain about how to schedule your irrigation, it may be recommended that you consult an irrigation expert. Arm Chair Technique An irrigation expert will use the arm chair technique, which is an easier method because it employs an irrigation control system. Sprinkler timer is the name for the irrigation controller system. There is an initial set up, after which the controllers are adjusted automatically to turn on or adjust to the water requirements of the plant. If you reside in an area prone to drought, it is advised that you invest in one of these irrigation control system, sprinkler timer or smart controller as it is also sometimes called. Different Soils It is important to understand what it takes to handle plants that can tolerate drought. You will find these growing in different kinds of soils including clay and sand. Sandy soils will usually drain fast and cannot hold onto moisture that well. Sandy soils are the ideal setting to grow plants with tolerance to drought, especially with an irrigation system in place. Clay soils, on the other hand, are able to hold moisture for longer periods, but will result in problems if you over water the plant. With clay soil, you should water less frequently, giving the soil enough time to dry out in between the irrigation schedule. Wet Soil If the soil is already wet, irrigation scheduling is all a matter of closely observing the plant and dedicating your time to the process. In an ideal situation, the clock that administers irrigation control should be adequately adjusted, at least on a weekly routine, conforming to the existing weather conditions. Even using a monthly adjustment routine will create happy and healthy plants. Sprinkler Cycle If your irrigation schedule includes a sprinkler, the water may begin to run into your gutter or a low lying spot, prior to the moisture of the soil going six inches deep. Why is this so? It is due to the fact that sprinklers channel more water than the soil is able to absorb. Technically, the rate of precipitation of the sprinkler system is greater than the rate of soil infiltration. For this reason, it is wise to set a sprinkler cycle: 1.     Run 2.     Stop 3.     Wait 4.     Run Most sprinkler systems have to go through a cycle phase to enjoy proper irrigation. J&R Sprinklers is the irrigation and sprinkler system professional that can help you to ensure that your landscape is in top shape, all year through. Call J&R Sprinkler today to discuss your irrigation scheduling needs. We are the experts you need so call us today! Wed, 25 May 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5653/How-to-Schedule-Watering-of-Your-Sprinkler-System http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5652/Denver-Sprinkler-Repair-Tips- blog Have you noticed a sputtering sprinkler? Or maybe a sprinkler head that simply won’t turn on and irrigate your lawn? If so, it sounds like you’re in need of Denver sprinkler repair. These simple fixes will solve the majority of sprinkler issues, so make sure to call J & R Sprinklers the moment you notice something wrong. Replace the heads. Examine the malfunctioning sprinkler and look for signs that the head needs to be replaced, such as cracked casing. If you notice any damage, contact your local sprinkler repair service and ask them to find you a matching replacement head. Once you have the head, simply dig down to expose the riser of the sprinkler and remove the broken head. The new head should easily install in the place of the broken one, but be sure to turn it tightly before finishing up to secure it in place. Clean the heads. Sometimes, dirt and debris can make its way into the sprinkler head, clogging it and preventing it from spouting water. You can spot a clogged sprinkler by looking for heads that don’t release water or have an irregular spray pattern. In this case, you’ll need to perform a quick do-it-yourself project or contact a Denver sprinkler repair professional for help. To do it on your own, remove the sprinkler head and carefully dip it into a bucket of water to rinse away any dirt and debris. The screen basket, located at the bottom of the sprinkler head, will also need to be rinsed clean in this Denver sprinkler repair project. Once complete, just reassemble the sprinkler and test to see whether that solved the issue. Repair leaks in the water line. If you notice that your sprinklers have lower water pressure than usual, you could have a leak in your main water line. Walk along the line of sprinklers in your yard and look for any signs of leaks including wet spots in the grass or water bubbling up through the soil. Once you have located the source of the leak, turn off the water, and then dig down to the water pipes. The pipes that have leaks will need to be cut out and replaced with a slip coupling. Because this is a more intensive project, it is recommended to call a Denver sprinkler repair professional for assistance. Replaced damaged pipes. Leaks are not the only issue that can cause low water pressure. Sometimes, roots can wrap around pipes or lawn mowers or cars can run over them and completely crush them. In these cases, the sprinklers will have low water pressure, however you won’t be able to spot any signs of a leak. The damaged section of the water line needs to be cut out and removed in order to be replaced with a functioning pipe. This is a complicated process that is best left to Denver sprinkler repair professionals. If you notice low water pressure, don’t hesitate to call for help. Are you in need of Denver sprinkler repair? Let our team of professionals with over 35 years of experience help you transform your yard. Contact J&R Sprinklers at 303-688-5909 to get a free estimate today!   Wed, 18 May 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5652/Denver-Sprinkler-Repair-Tips- http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5642/Beautifying-Your-Lawn-with-a-Good-Sprinkler-System blog Homeowners across the United States love to see their lawn in a luscious and green state. For that reason, most of them will go out of their way to ensure that regular lawn maintenance is done. However, without a sprinkler system, it is a challenge to keep the landscape in pristine shape. For a healthy lawn, it is necessary to have a lawn sprinkler system that is efficient and effective. Beautifying your lawn says a lot about how you feel about your home and your neighbors will appreciate it too. Want to know how to make your landscape a talking point of the neighborhood? Its Effectiveness Of course, it is going to take work, but think about the attractive space that is created where you can sit and enjoy your hard work. Yes, you can water your lawn using a hose, but why do that when a sprinkler system does double the job? Moreover, in the meantime, you could be doing other things. In addition, the lawn sprinkler system will irrigate your lawn in a uniform manner. With today’s creative and innovative technology, keeping the landscape lush and healthy is no longer a chore that you have to do. A sprinkler system can accommodate: ·       A tiny garden ·       A golf course ·       A large estate The soil is another important aspect of having a healthy lawn. Try to get information about your area and the type of soil that you have to deal with. Efficient Systems You do need to have an efficient system, but you also have to select the right sprinkler system to get the best results for your lawn. When you install new landscape, the sprinkler system even becomes of most importance because of the need for more watering. There are several major lawn sprinklers that you can choose from. First, you have to consider: ·       The type of soil ·       The layout of your lawn ·       The size of your property ·       Rate at which the water flows The most common sprinklers are the rotary and oscillating, especially for residential use. Other types are: ·       Stationary ·       Impulse ·       Traveling Different Types The impulse sprinkler system has one outlet for the water. These sprinklers are typically used on golf courses and are installed close to the ground. It covers a wide area and operates in a circular motion. The oscillating sprinkler comes with several jets. Water is sprayed from a long tube and can quickly cover large areas, spraying in a square or rectangular motion. If your lawn is newly seeded, then this would be the right choice because it sprays gently. The rotary or revolving sprinkler comes with a spinning unit, water jets and two arms. It covers a smaller area, but water sprays quickly from it. The stationary sprinkler is the most affordable. It is installed close to the ground and sprays in an uneven circular motion. If you have a large yard, this would not be recommended. Last, but not least is the traveling sprinkler hose that rotates its two arms, spraying in a circular motion. This is ideal for small trees, shrubs and flowers. Want to have a green and healthy lawn? It is time to get a sprinkler system installed in your yard, Contact the experts at J&R Sprinklers. Or you can call us today at 303-688-5909. Wed, 11 May 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5642/Beautifying-Your-Lawn-with-a-Good-Sprinkler-System http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5628/What-are-the-Different-Types-of-Sprinkler-Irrigation-Systems- blog Do you need to decide which type of sprinkler irrigation system is right for you, but don’t know where to begin? The system that will work best for you depends on a number of factors including the size of your yard and type of landscaping. Before you make a decision, learn about the different types of sprinkler irrigation systems: Traditional Spray Systems This is one of the sprinkler irrigation systems that probably comes to mind when you think of watering your lawn. The traditional spray system uses a pop-up head to spray water in the area surrounding it. It can typically be set to spray in a full circle, half circle or quarter circle. Although homeowners do appreciate the widespread water coverage that these sprinkler irrigation systems provide, they are not as efficient as other types and therefore not as popular. These systems actually spray too much water, so much in fact that the ground cannot absorb it fast enough, leading to wasted water. If you do choose this system, be sure that each sprinkler head is installed at a distance that allows it to cover the area that the next closest head does not. Drip Systems If you’re concerned with energy efficiency, drip sprinkler irrigation systems, or micro sprays as they are sometimes called, are your best bet. With these systems, the water is released slowly, giving the soil ample time to soak it up and using less water overall. These sprinkler irrigation systems also work well in windy conditions. Because the water is distributed directly onto the soil instead of sprayed into the air, wind will not have an impact on its effectiveness. The drawback? Parents may be hesitant to install this type of system because it could be a tripping hazard for little ones.  Soaker Hoses Although soaker hoses are not technically sprinklers, they are a type of irrigation system and should be considered by homeowners before making a final decision. Soaker hoses are laid throughout landscaping and emit water throughout the entire length of the hose, as opposed to just through the nozzle. Soaker houses are a wise choice for homeowners who have dense landscaping that is difficult to water using one of the traditional sprinkler irrigation systems. Rotor Systems Between rotor and spray sprinkler irrigation systems, rotors are much more efficient and are capable of covering a wider area in your yard. Like the drip systems, rotors also release water at a slower rate and are therefore more energy efficient. This system used to be used solely on larger yards, however newer models have been designed to accommodate a smaller area. Most rotor sprays allow you to adjust the nozzle to change how far the water sprays and how much water is released, so you have complete control as your landscaping situation changes throughout the year. Are you ready to install sprinklers in your yard? Let our team of professionals with over 35 years of experience help you transform your yard. Contact J&R Sprinklers at 303-688-5909 to get a free estimate today!   Fri, 06 May 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5628/What-are-the-Different-Types-of-Sprinkler-Irrigation-Systems- http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5146/The-Most-Effective-Time-of-Day-for-Denver-Sprinkler-Lawn-Watering blog In semi-arid climates such as Colorado where watering restrictions are often in effect, people want to know how to get the most out of lawn watering. Watering at the optimal time can reduce evaporation, prevent fungus growth, and ensure your lawn will be its greenest and healthiest. Common Misconceptions: Many make the mistake of watering at night thinking the cool air causes the least evaporation and allows the water to soak into soil more deeply. It’s true that evaporation is minimal after sundown but cool air allows the grass to stay damp for an extended period of time and is a breeding ground for disease and fungus. In Denver, where humidity rarely gets above 10%, the risk is lower than somewhere like Florida, where humidity is regularly 50% after dark, but nighttime watering is still detrimental to the health of your lawn. Some also believe that watering during the afternoon keeps grass from burning. Nothing could be further from the truth. Watering in the heat of the day is simply a waste of water. On especially hot days, water evaporates almost as soon as it hits the lawn. Soil also hardens in the afternoon sun so moisture absorption is at its lowest. The ideal time to water your lawn is about an hour before sunrise. This gives water an ample amount of time to soak into the ground, but leaves blades of grass damp for a shorter amount of time than watering at night which prevents fungus from growing. The damp night air also softens the soil so that water can soak in more easily. The deeper the water soaks in, the more stable and healthier the grass roots will be. In June the sun rises at around 5:30 in the morning so watering about 4:00 or 4:30 is ideal. There are hose timers available at most hardware stores or plant nurseries. For those of us who aren’t morning people and will be cranky the rest of the day if we are dragging a hose around in the dark at 4 AM, a sprinkler system may be the way to go. One of our expert sprinkler technicians can come out and help you layout a plan for the best places to put sprinkler heads and also the best kind of sprinklers to get for your particular lawn set up. A sprinkler system can be set to start at any time in the morning and water certain zones for a set amount of time. This is also advantageous because it is better to water the same zone multiple times and you can do this without having to move the hose. For instance if you want to water each zone for 10 minutes it is better to split it up, watering twice for 5 minutes. This allows the water to soak into the ground, preventing runoff. Using these best practices when watering will make your lush, green lawn the envy of the neighborhood! At J&R Sprinklers, we have years of experience installing sprinklers in the Denver Metro area. You can be confident in our desire to provide a quality service and truly make our customers happy. Give us a call today for a free estimate for sprinkler installation in the Denver Metro areas. Wed, 27 Apr 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5146/The-Most-Effective-Time-of-Day-for-Denver-Sprinkler-Lawn-Watering http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5130/Why-Denver-Rotary-Sprinklers- blog Establishing a beautiful backyard landscape can seriously improve the appeal of your property all while providing a comfortable outdoor area for your friends and family to gather and socialize. However, an effective sprinkler system is typically required to maintain the quality of your landscape. Most experts revere rotary nozzle sprinklers as the premier sprinkler system. If you are trying to develop a gorgeous landscape, you should learn more about the many benefits of using rotary nozzles for your Denver sprinkler system: Coverage The best Denver landscaping companies can install rotary sprinkler nozzles to provide optimal lawn coverage. Many traditional and fixed spray heads will only cover a minimal amount of territory. This can lead to a lot of frustration. For instance, you might need an abundance of fixed spray heads to irrigate your yard, the inadequate trajectories can still fail to reach certain areas, and your yard might eventually display patches of brown bald marks or uneven plant growth. In contrast, rotary sprinkler nozzles feature a significantly higher radius range. The ability for the sprinkler heads to spin and rotate while distributing water allows each individual nozzle to cover a substantial amount of territory. You can water your entire lawn far fewer sprinkler nozzles when working with rotary sprinkler heads. They effectively and evenly distribute water to each section of your yard, and this can help ensure that your yard continues to display a lush and even landscape of green and healthy plants. Water Conservation Having experts install rotary sprinklers for your Denver sprinkler system can also help you conserve water. Traditional or fixed spray heads tend to emit excessive flows of water, which can facilitate runoff, damage your plants, and waste water. As a result, many people appreciate the superior efficiency and water conservation abilities of rotary sprinkler systems. Rotary nozzles feature a significantly lower water flow per minute rate than traditional spray nozzles. This allows the system to conserve your water, reduce your bills, all while allowing your landscape to continue to flourish with considerably less water than other sprinkler systems. Effectiveness The top Denver spinkler companies provide rotary sprinklers that are far more effective than the spray head counterparts alone. Many features of the rotary nozzles allow the systems to very effectively and reliably water your yard. The lower precipitation rate of the water is highly beneficial for the plants. It allows the nutrients to soak into the soil, penetrate deep down to the roots, and provide each plant with the optimal water and nutrient levels required to grow and thrive. The rotor sprinklers can also avoid many hazards that typically hinder other conventional systems. For instance, the wider and stronger water stream of rotary nozzles enables the streams to reach taller plants and to avoid being drifted in the wind. Contact J & R Sprinklers to install your ideal sprinkler system. We would be glad to install a rotary sprinkler system that can maximize the healthy quality and appearance of your landscape.   Wed, 20 Apr 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5130/Why-Denver-Rotary-Sprinklers- http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5092/Analyzing-the-Efficiency-of-Your-Denver-Sprinkler-System blog It is estimated that more than 50 percent of the household water usage comes from outdoor watering. Water bills, especially in the summer months, can be costly. Much of the country is struggling with water shortages at this time, so it is crucial to eliminate as much waste as possible. In drier cities such as Denver, automatic sprinkler systems are the most efficient method of irrigation. Hoses often leak from the faucet or from connectors, compromising foundations and wasting water. Well maintained sprinkler systems on the other hand keep your lawn looking green and healthy while saving money and water. Here are some step to analyze the efficiency of your system: Catch Can Test. While it’s sometimes a good idea to have your system audited by a professional sprinkler company, you can perform some tests on your own. To perform the catch can test, get 4 cans or jars and place them in different areas of the first zone in your sprinkler cycle. Water for 15 minutes and measure the water in each container. The levels should be about even. Adjust the sprinkler heads accordingly and re-test for accuracy.   Once you are satisfied that the water levels are consistent throughout the zone, pour all of the water into one container and measure. This would be the amount of water in that zone for an hour. Based on this calculation, you can come up with how long a lawn should be watered, such as 2 â€" 3 times per week. The amount that Denver Water suggests per week varies each month. Their suggested levels per week are as follows: May - 1.2” June - 1.5” July - 1.5” August - 1.2” September - 1” October - .67” Of course levels can be adjusted for particularly rainy weeks, but this is a good guideline. When setting the time for each zone remember to split the time and water the zone twice instead of once, i.e. watering twice for 6 minutes instead of once for 12. This allows time for the water to soak into the ground and prevents runoff. Inspect Your Sprinkler Heads. When mowing, sprinkler heads sometimes get damaged or knocked out of alignment. Be sure to visually inspect your sprinkler heads and repair damaged components right away. When your sprinkler is watering, look for misting or bubbling as this indicates a broken head. After watering, if there is an area of the lawn that is mushy or seems to be bulging, this could be an indication of a below surface leak and will need to be checked by a professional sprinkler service. Cracks in the pavement near sprinkler heads can indicate underground leaks as well. Examine Your Sprinkler System’s Timer. Ensure the timer’s accuracy throughout each zone. Remember that some systems have a battery backup so be sure to change the battery once a year at least. Some systems are also equipped with a water-saving, rain shut-off sensors. Clear any debris from the sensor and with the sprinkler running, pour water on to it to make sure that it does in fact shut the sprinklers off. Taking an hour to perform a simple audit on your sprinkler system at least once every season will save you money and keep your lawn and garden healthy and beautiful. Call us today at (303)-688-5909 for a free estimate and to find out more about how our Denver sprinkler services can help you have the most efficient system in the neighborhood.   Tue, 12 Apr 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5092/Analyzing-the-Efficiency-of-Your-Denver-Sprinkler-System http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5067/Advantages-to-Denver-Sprinkler-System-Installation blog Have you ever considered Sprinker Installation for your Denver home? Do you spend hours each week bringing your hose around to all of your plants and flowers? Is it possible that when doing this, you could be over or under watering them? You can be saving yourself the time each week, as well as money in water savings, as a sprinkler system would provide the precise amount of water needed. Below are five advantage of using a sprinkler system. Convenience: Installing a sprinkler system will save you the time of having to maintain your landscaping yourself. It also reduces the risk of you over or under watering the lawn because it is programmed to run based off what the grass and plant’s needs are. By consistently making sure your lawn is watered properly, you will notice such a different and will enjoy having more time in your day for the other things you want to do. Appearance: Does your lawn ever look like the grass is wilted? Or do you have to mow more than you think you should need? This is a sign of overwatering. If you notice your grass is crisp and doesn’t bounce back as quickly when it's stepped on, if it grows slower, or the soil is very dry, these are signs that you haven’t watered your lawn enough. Installing a sprinkler will keep your lawn the greenest of greens and your plants, flowers, bushes, and trees looking the best they have ever looked. With a system, you will notice a dark green color in grassâ€"plus, your grass and landscaping will be healthier. Conservation: A benefit to your lawn’s health and your wallet is conservation. Sprinklers are programmed to use just the right amount to ensure you are not using too much water. You also have the ability to adjust based on the weather or time of day. Many sprinkler systems have rain sensors to adjust their schedule based on the weather, and they can often detect moisture levels. As the seasons change, so will your sprinkler. Home Value: When trying to sell your home, potential buyers will appreciate knowing you use a sprinkler system to maintain the lawn. It will tell them that it has been maintained which in turn could even increase the home’s value. Plus, lawn sprinkler installation could be something that can help you with the price of your home when trying to sell.  It will also help with curb appeal and can be one of the first things that draw buyers to your home. If you are ready to make the switch for your landscape design in Denver, J and R Sprinklers can help. We will help you transform your yard into something unique and beautiful. With 37 years in business, you can trust we will help you find the best solution. View our list of services and give us a call at 303-688-5909 to get started! Fri, 08 Apr 2016 06:00:00 GMT http://jandrsprinklers.com/blog/5067/Advantages-to-Denver-Sprinkler-System-Installation