Clean Green, Inc. Landscape Irrigation and Lawn sprinkler repairs!

Why spend your time doing what we do best?
Call now to Clean Green, Inc. for your landscape irrigation design, install, maintain, sprinkler repair, water leak repair and service in a manner that will promote water conservation , by considering plants and soil types, to how much water to apply to landscapes and when to water. Today's irrigation controllers allow to easily adjusted systems watering schedule to fit different types of needs. In soil types, sloping, turf grass, ground cover, shrubs, trees, new lawns, hydro zoning flower beds and/or season of the year amount of water will need to apply.
We can help to maintain and keep greening and healthy your landscape. If you need to speak with Clean Green, Inc. Irrigation experts we have solutions for lawn watering.

Water conservation! 
(1) A quick view of what we can do to help you, save water and earn yourself: 1) We offer water audits and/or system tune-up (from ours certified irrigators) (a) Perform audits and determine system efficiency (b) Translate into potential savings in water and dollars based on system enhancements (i) Repair broken heads (ii) Adjust sprinklers overthrowing walks or pathways (iv) Ensure head to head coverage (2) Upgrade sprinkler heads (a) Install matched precipitation rate nozzles (b) Use stream rotary nozzles (c) Install higher efficiency spray nozzles (d) Install higher efficiency rotor nozzles (e) Use check valves for low head drainage sprinkler heads (f) Avoid excessive pressure; use PC sprays, valves or screens (3) Install sensors (a) Rain sensors (b) Wind sensors (c) Moisture sensors (d) Excessive flow sensors (4) Install drip or micro irrigation (5) Upgrade to an ET-based controller (smart  controller) (6) Offer new services (a) Rain water harvesting (b) Rain gardens
 
Irrigation sprinkler repair and service technician certificate!

We repair or replace all brands of irrigation sprinkler systems, serving Denton, Aubrey, Frisco, Plano and surrounding areas. We will match most competitor's prices.

Sprinklers watering lawn, shrubs, trees and groundcovers!

All landscapes require maintenance and watering. Regular care will ensure that everything stays in balance and healthy gardening. Turf grass showing on a dull, appearance and leaves begin to roll when they need water. the best time to water is early morning when winds are calmer and temperatures are lower.

 Landscape Modifications;

Modification of irrigation, new planting plants to relandscape irrigation system replacement and ajustments

Drainage solution:

We can repair any drainage problem. Let us install new drain system to resolve your drainage issues. Custom drainage design. Existing drainage repair and modification

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Clean Green, Inc. Landscape Irrigation, offers fully solutions to your irrigation problems.

Little Elm, TX 75068 Sprinkler Repair Specialst.

We will match any competitor's price on certified irrigators in Frisco, Denton county, Collin county, north Dallas and Fort Worth area. And we offer the best quality in irrigation industry supplies.                      

Lawn Sprinkler Repairs, Services and New Irrigation Installations. Troubleshooting. backflow Installation.  Rotors. Valves. Broken Sprinkler Heads. Spray Nozzles.  Controller Upgrades. Timers. Drip-irrigation. Micro-Irrigation.  Rain - Frezze Sensors. Ajusted and/or replace broken heads. Valve locating and replacement. Emergency Repairs. PVC Pipe Repairs. Irrigation System Addtions and Modifications. Detecting Leaks And Water Conservation Tecchnology.  

Our Irrigators and/or Technicans are licensed by the State of Texas, TCEQ

If you in Plano, Frisco, Little Elm, Think how much money you can save in your water bill by updating your sprinkler system!

Irrigatio sprinkler water leak repair

Sprinkler head replace
Sprinkler leak repair
Sprinkler Controller reprogram
Relocate, repair or replace rain and freeze sensors
Sprinkler system valve replace or repair
Install or checking master valve
Replace broken spray or rotor nozzles
Repair or replace sprinkler irrigation system
Sprinkler system tune up
Irrigation system repair
Sprinkler system electrical wire or solenoid problems
Irrigation system winterize
Drip irrigation repairs
Replace double check

We offer audits and/or irrigation system tune-ups. 

Irrigation system tune-up service? Repair broken heads, straighten leaning sprinkler heads, adjust sprinklers that are overthrowing walk or pathways (don’t use the nozzle retainer screw too much, as this distorts the sprinkler distribution) and make sure the sprinklers have head to head coverage. Second, replace inefficient or outdated sprinkler heads. The most obvious  upgrade is making sure the sprinklers have match precipitation rate (MPR) nozzles in them. Having uniform coverage and MPR nozzles will help accomplish this. Next, spray heads have a tendency to “mist” or have an extremely high precipitation rate. Replace them with a stream rotary nozzle. They will have a less tendency to mist and will lower the sprinkler precipitation rate. Rotors and sprays should never be installed on the same zone, but if they are, then installing a rotary nozzle will help bring the precipitation in-line with each other. Most manufacturers have developed better and more efficient nozzles for sprays and rotors; update the old nozzles with the new ones. If you have sprinklers that leak water after the zone is shut off, install a sprinkler with a check valve. This will prevent low head drainage. Excessive pressure is always a problem, especially with spray heads. Spray heads don’t operate at the same pressure as a rotor, so install Pressure Compensating (PC) Bodies, or PC Nozzles, PC Valves, etc. Bring the pressure down to the appropriate 30 PSI operating pressure and the spray heads will operate more efficiently, not to mention this will lower the homeowners’ water usage, too. Third, install sensors. One of the quickest returns on investment are sensors that prevent the irrigation system from turning during  a rainstorm or heavy winds, or when the soil is still wet. Only irrigate when conditions dictate the need. A flow sensor reads excessive flow. Excessive flow typically happens from a broken sprinkler head or a leaking pipe. Obviously, you should not irrigate in either scenario until the problem is fixed.

Installed Sensors turn the automatic watering system off when there are freezing temperatures, is proposed this also prevents possible hazardous situations such as ice forming on streets or sidewalks. The sensor read the amount of rain thus not over watering the plants and wasting water.

Fourth, drip irrigation is highly efficient compared to traditional irrigation system techniques. Most planting beds contain mulch,  which absorbs and holds moisture. It’s better to irrigate from beneath it with drip irrigation, than from above where the water will have to seep through it. Also, drip irrigation allows you to pinpoint the water at the base of the plant in lieu of over-spraying the entire planting bed with spray head irrigation. Fifth, use an ET-based irrigation controller. ET stands for evapotranspiration, which is the sum of water loss through evaporation  and the plant. If your controller is based on evapotranspiration rather than timed increments, your irrigation system scheduling will be much more efficient. The traditional timer controllers can’t change with the weather conditions, but an ET-based controller can and produces considerable water savings.

Master valve acts as a backup shut-off to control excess run-off in case a zone valve sticks wide open. For example, rain water harvesting collects rain water and uses it for irrigation. Connect the gutter downspouts to a common pipe. The common pipe will lead the rain water to a cistern or a holding tank. The cistern can distribute the water or just be a collection point. The holding tank collects the rain water and a small pump delivers this water to the irrigation system. Another example is collecting excessive rain fall from the gutters, then directing that rain to a depression in the soil called a rain garden. This water-holding garden will allow the rain to soak into the ground slowly. The holding garden is planted with plants that can sustain the excessive moisture for a few days. Water conservation is a great saving opportunity. The future is here and it’s all about conservation because no one wants the well to run dry.

Helping conserve water consumed in the irrigation of landscapes. It is not intended to be scientific or based on science. It is intended to inspire those that have lead the way in irrigation to keep leading the way, professionally and profitably.