Landon's job notes
Problem15 heads too low, broken pipe and new nozzles needed.
Solutionraise all of the heads, adjusted the water pattern and replaced nozzles and fixed the leaking pipe.
Cost$330
As Landon wrote them after the job, spelling tidied.
Fifteen is a lot of low heads
One low head is a nuisance. Fifteen is a lot of a system's heads watering the grass beside them instead of the yard. Raising them was the first step, and the nozzles were replaced at the same time.
Then the patterns were set again. A head that throws onto the driveway or street wastes water and leaves the lawn short, which matters when Keller only allows two watering days a week.
What was done
All fifteen heads were raised, nozzles were replaced, every spray pattern was adjusted and the leaking pipe was repaired. The photos are from the early-morning visit, one by the driveway and one along the curb strip with the zone running.
How much does it cost to raise low sprinkler heads?
It depends on how many and what else is wrong. On this Keller job, raising fifteen heads, replacing nozzles, adjusting patterns and fixing a leaking pipe came to $330 in total.
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