by University Sprinklers | Jun 17, 2015 | Irrigation Systems, Water-wise Irrigation
If you read the front page story in the Vancouver Sun this morning you might be concerned about increased water restrictions, and water conservation with respect to your irrigation system. As we all should be, as good citizens and neighbours! Our message to you is...
by University Sprinklers | Jun 15, 2015 | Irrigation Repairs, Water-wise Irrigation
Caveat: None of these sites were installed by University Sprinkler Systems! We spend a lot of time on the road, and many irrigation repair needs catch our eye while we are cruising to client sites. Every now and again, we snap a photo so we can share these stories. A...
by University Sprinklers | May 28, 2015 | Irrigation Repairs, Irrigation Services, Irrigation Systems, Tips and Tricks, Water-wise Irrigation
If you have a soggy, low point in your irrigated lawn or garden, a change of sprinkler head may solve your problem. Sprinkler heads like the Rain Bird SAM (Seal-A-Matic™) sprinkler head are ideal for use in areas with changing elevations. How the Rain Bird SAM...
by University Sprinklers | May 11, 2015 | Irrigation Systems, Rainwater Harvesting, Water-wise Irrigation
How ready is Vancouver to address severe water shortages, should the region experience severe drought at some point? As someone who was involved in its latest iteration of this plan from a policy standpoint, I like to think we are pretty well prepared! Every June 1,...
by University Sprinklers | Apr 30, 2015 | Irrigation Systems, Miscellaneous, Water-wise Irrigation
According to The Vancouver Sun this week, Metro Vancouver’s reservoirs are in good shape to carry us through the summer months, despite the smaller snowpacks resulting from this year’s mild winter. This means only normal watering restrictions go into...
by University Sprinklers | Apr 27, 2015 | Irrigation Services, Tips and Tricks, Water-wise Irrigation
On June 1, 2015, 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...