Irrigation Maintenance Updates
Latest Update
UPDATED FRIDAY, MAY 1:
SPRINKLER SYSTEM START-UPS?
At the time of this update, we are at May 1st. The sprinkler start
up season is technically still in diapers knowing we just started
getting to more regular scheduling later during the week of April
20th, but 100% regular scheduling during the week of April 27th. We
have a long way to go to say the least, and we try to get most
systems up and running prior to June the very best we can. Please
have patience with this process, because it is a process and we
cannot get to everyone at the same time.
For scheduling, we do not schedule too far out. For instance: For
fall sprinkler winterization, we work each day no matter what the
weather is or other things going on, so we are able to send out the
3-4 week schedule pretty quickly. For spring start ups, this is a
longer process and sprinkler systems are tough to work on when the
weather is bad. Also, we do have some other services that do
interact with our schedule, so again, we only schedule out maybe 1
week at a time as we closely monitor weather trends, and work load
trends.
If you have any further questions about the start up process, please
EMAIL CRAIG.
Past Updates
UPDATED FRIDAY, MAY 1:
SPRINKLER SYSTEM START-UPS?
At the time of this update, we are at May 1st. The sprinkler start
up season is technically still in diapers knowing we just started
getting to more regular scheduling later during the week of April
20th, but 100% regular scheduling during the week of April 27th. We
have a long way to go to say the least, and we try to get most
systems up and running prior to June the very best we can. Please
have patience with this process, because it is a process and we
cannot get to everyone at the same time.
For scheduling, we do not schedule too far out. For instance: For
fall sprinkler winterization, we work each day no matter what the
weather is or other things going on, so we are able to send out the
3-4 week schedule pretty quickly. For spring start ups, this is a
longer process and sprinkler systems are tough to work on when the
weather is bad. Also, we do have some other services that do
interact with our schedule, so again, we only schedule out maybe 1
week at a time as we closely monitor weather trends, and work load
trends.
If you have any further questions about the start up process, please
EMAIL CRAIG.
UPDATED FRIDAY, APRIL 17TH:
Water feature and some brief/early sprinkler start-ups have been
completed up to the point of this update.
For continuing starting up sprinkler systems, we are now going to
move onto more “regular scheduling” during part of the week of April
20th, and then full-time appointments starting the week of April
27th.
Typically, expect that the sprinkler start up season lasts until the
first/second week in June, so a lot of time to go.
Please keep an eye on emails coming eventually for scheduling, but
for the spring start up season, we do not plan too far ahead like we
do in the fall for the winterization season. So, just because we are
starting later in April here, you may not hear from us for
scheduling for alittle while. We will work from neighborhood to
neighborhood as efficiently as possible to get all systems up and
running as fast as we can. It is a process!
Stay tuned for more updates to come!
UPDATED THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 2026:
At the time of this update, we are cleaning water features, setting
up water features, and completing some smaller projects that may
include some landscaping or irrigation leftovers from the year
before. Or “early season irrigation requests” that we are working on
until it is officially time to start sprinkler systems with back to
back appointments.
Typically, back to back sprinkler start up appointments just BEGIN
around April 20th. It is still early and we have a long way to go as
start ups last through the ENTIRE month of May, and likely into
early June.
Please be aware of your emails coming for scheduling, but for the
spring start up season, we do not plan too far ahead like we do in
the fall for the winterization season. So, just because we are
starting later in April here, you may not hear from us for
scheduling for awhile. We will work from neighborhood to
neighborhood as efficiently as possible to get all systems up and
running as fast as we can. It is a process!
Stay tuned for more updates to come through April and May!
UPDATED THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 2026:
Sprinkler start-up services will slowly get started as we get into
the month of April. We really do not get to “back-to-back
scheduling” until somewhere in that April 15th - April 25th
timeframe. And from there, our sprinkler system start up service
lasts well into June.
We do work hard at starting as early as we can to help get all
systems running as fast as possible, but like all other services, it
depends on weather - and especially April weather on when it allows
us to start scheduling back-to-back.
More updates to come!
SPRING OF 2026
C N’R is looking forward to spring, and this is where we will be
posting future updates for our irrigation services!
Typically we begin starting up sprinkler systems around mid April or
a bit later in April. It all depends on the weather, snow melt, etc.
The start up season (once started) then lasts through most of the
month of June - depending on weather!
To read more about this service,
CLICK HERE.
Think Spring! We will see you soon with more updates to come!
