Watering Restrictions Start May 1st
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...Soggy Area(s) In Your Garden Could Mean An Irrigation Repair Is Needed
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...Are You Ready? Watering Restrictions in Metro Vancouver Start May 15
On May 15, 2017, Metro Vancouver’s Stage 1 lawn sprinkling regulations contained in the GVWD Water Shortage Response Plan go into effect. The regulations apply to all residents and businesses in the region. Lawn sprinkling will be restricted to three periods a...How To Reset Your Irrigation Timer
Now that Stage One Watering Restrictions are in place (effective May 15, 2016), 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 Timer The following videos...How To Reset Your Rain Bird ESP-Me Series Sprinkler Timer
Effective September 10, Metro Vancouver has lifted Stage Three Watering Restrictions, and we are back to Stage Two. Here’s what they look like: Lawn sprinkling is permitted once a week in the morning but prohibited during evening hours when demand is highest. Water use is also prohibited for public and commercial fountains and water features. For residences, even-numbered addresses may water their lawn between 4-9 a.m. on Monday, and odd-numbered addresses may water between 4-9 a.m. on Thursday