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Sticking Around This Summer? Enjoy Your Back Yard Even More With Outdoor Lighting!
Most British Columbians will be staying close to home this summer, and the gardening industry has certainly seen an increase in people’s interest in investing more time and money into outdoor space. There’s no time like the present to enhance your garden with outdoor...
Our Response to COVID-19
University Sprinklers remains in operation, while closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation in BC, and taking all necessary steps to protect the health and safety of our staff and you, our customer. University Sprinklers is committed to operating safely according to...
Irrigation Spring Startup For Sprinkler Systems Begins Shortly
Spring is just around the corner in the Lower Mainland, and our irrigation service crews are geared up and ready for spring startup! What is Irrigation Spring Startup? Our spring startup service makes your irrigation system ready for the coming season. We re-charge...
Get Professional LED Christmas Light Installation
Let us light up your holiday season with commercial-grade Christmas lights! We can design an elegant Christmas light display for your home, business or property for the holidays, and then our lighting technicians will install them. At the end of the season, we can...
Blow Outs Have Started – Get Winterized!
If you are a University Sprinklers client then you have likely already been contacted by our office, or you will be shortly, regarding your seasonal "blow out". Blow outs are the most important thing we do every year to safeguard your irrigation system! What Is An...
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...
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