by University Sprinklers | Apr 29, 2021 | Irrigation Systems
Set Your Timer! Irrigation Regulations Start May 1 Now that Stage One Watering Restrictions are just around the corner (effective May 1), we are getting lots of inquiries about how to reset your irrigation timer. Here are some videos we have prepared to help you with...
by University Sprinklers | Apr 26, 2019 | Irrigation Systems, Tips and Tricks
Now that Stage One Watering Restrictions are just around the corner (effective May 1, 2019), we are getting lots of inquiries about how to reset your irrigation timer. Here are some videos we have prepared to help you with this.Resetting Your Irrigation TimerThe...
by University Sprinklers | Oct 19, 2017 | Irrigation Systems, Water-Wise Irrigation
Tougher Sprinkler Regulations Are Coming for 2018 Below is an excerpt from Global News: https://globalnews.ca/news/3792287/metro-vancouver-reservoirs-nearly-half-full-but-tougher-restrictions-still-coming/ With the hot summer weather now in the rearview mirror, Metro...
by University Sprinklers | Jun 19, 2017 | Irrigation Systems, Water-Wise Irrigation
Stage One Watering Restrictions are in effect in Metro Vancouver, and while our “less than impressive” winter and spring mean we our reservoirs are in good shape this year, and we are unlikely to move beyond Stage One restrictions, it is always prudent to...
by University Sprinklers | May 12, 2017 | Irrigation Repairs, Irrigation Systems, Tips and Tricks
Last spring we were called into a site where the homeowner was complaining of a consistent wet / soggy area in her garden. It was determined that the wet area was only present in the summer, not the winter. This seems somewhat counter-intuitive, but to us it indicates...
by University Sprinklers | Apr 11, 2017 | Irrigation Systems, Water-Wise Irrigation
The Vancouver Sun reports that the Metro water supply is looking good for summer 2017, which I guess is our reward for enduring such a snowy winter and wet spring! They write: “A normal snowpack, lots of rain and nearly full lakes mean Metro Vancouver will have...
